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FILING A SIMPLE RETURN CAN UNLOCK $1,000’s FOR YOU:
- Earned Income Tax Payments (up to $7,830 per family)
- Prior year missing Child Tax Credits and Stimulus Payments
- Education Tax Credit Payments (up to $2,500/student)
There is NO CHARGE for any of our services.
Set up an appointment at one of our in-person locations.
In-person appointments for the 2024 tax season open January 13, 2025.
Online only services open January 31, 2025.
Find A Location Near You!
Bridgeport Goodwill
Bridgeport CT
Building One Community
Stamford CT
Darien Library
Darien CT
Fairfield Library
Fairfield CT
Members Credit Union
Stamford CT
New Canaan Library
New Canaan CT
Norwalk Main Library
Norwalk CT
Norwalk Senior Center
Norwalk CT
Norwalk City Hall
Norwalk CT
South Norwalk Branch Library
South Norwalk CT
Saint Mark’s Church
Mystic CT
Westport Senior Center
Westport CT
Westport Town Hall
Westport CT
File Your Return Online
Our secure online portal is open 24 hours a day, with no long lines, no waiting, and no appointments necessary. Online filing begins January 31, 2025.
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SimplifyCT’s free tax preparation services are part of the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. With 90 certified volunteers, we are ready to help you file your taxes and get the benefits you are entitled to.
“I was very happy at how easy and stress-free the whole process of preparing your taxes was. Due to the pandemic, we filed our taxes through the website. The process is user-friendly. They are always there for you by phone/email from beginning to end until your taxes are completed and submitted to the IRS. This is an excellent free tax service for the community and I highly recommend it.” — Tania Z.
“Many Connecticut families deeply affected by the COVID-19 crisis are unfortunately not receiving the financial support they are entitled to by the CARES stimulus, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, or other government programs. I applaud the work that VITA is doing to get our citizens the financial help they need and deserve.” — Governor Ned Lamont
