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Free Tax Help
for Families Earning Up to $50,000 per Year
Neighborhood Tax Centers is a program of Neighborhood Centers Inc., a nonprofit organization that has been serving the Houston community for more than 100 years.
Hours Subject to Change - Call 2-1-1 to Confirm.
Neighborhood Tax Center Locations:
What to Bring:
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A photo ID
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Social Security numbers or Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITIN) yourself and all dependents
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Birth dates for everyone listed on your return
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Copy of last year’s tax return (if you have it)
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Income documentation, including:
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W-2 forms from all jobs worked in the past year
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All 1099 forms showing other income received last year, such as:
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A blank check if you would like direct deposit
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If any of the following apply, bring documentation:
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Business expenses for self-employment, including a mileage record
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Childcare expenses, including the provider’s name, address and tax ID number
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Mortgage statements, showing interest paid (Form 1098)
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Property tax statements
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Sales tax receipts if you purchased a car last year
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Record of tuition paid and expenses of required books and supplies for courses at college, university or vocational school (Form 1098-T)
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Student loan interest form (Form 1098-T)
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Any notices received from the IRS
Intake Form
Print the Intake Form for faster service. (Word Doc)
Who is Eligible?
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Families earning up to $50,000
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Single individuals earning up to $30,000
We CAN Help You With:
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Amended returns for 2002 through 2008
(You must bring a complete copy of the original return that was filed with the IRS or a detailed transcript. We cannot prepare an amended return without these documents.)
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Tax returns for 2002 through 2009
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First-time Homebuyer Credit
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W-7 Applications for Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITIN)
(This service is only available if you also bring your tax documents so we can prepare a tax return along with the ITIN application. An ITIN application cannot be prepared without a tax return.)
We CANNOT Help You With:
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Capital gains and losses on investments
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Depreciation or amortization of assets
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Purchase or sale of a business
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Businesses that claim use of a home
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Rental income
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Corporate returns
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Schedule K or K-1 income
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Business inventory
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Tax returns prior to 2002
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