Vermont Law School is stepping in to help those in need with filing their taxes this season. The school is offering free tax preparation assistance to low-income individuals and families through its Tax Clinic. The clinic is staffed by law students who are supervised by faculty members and experienced tax attorneys.
The Tax Clinic provides a valuable service to the community by helping individuals navigate the complex tax system and ensure they receive all the credits and deductions they are entitled to. This assistance can make a big difference for those struggling to make ends meet and can result in significant savings for taxpayers.
The Tax Clinic is open to anyone who meets the income eligibility requirements, which vary based on family size and income level. Taxpayers can schedule an appointment to meet with a student advisor who will assist them in preparing and filing their taxes. The clinic can help with a variety of tax-related issues, including tax preparation, tax credits, and resolving IRS disputes.
Vermont Law School’s Tax Clinic is just one of the many ways the school is working to serve the local community and provide hands-on learning opportunities for its students. By offering free tax assistance to those in need, the school is helping to alleviate some of the financial burdens that many individuals and families face during tax season.
Individuals interested in receiving assistance from the Tax Clinic can contact Vermont Law School to schedule an appointment. This service is a great resource for those in Vermont who could benefit from expert tax guidance and support.
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