Tax Information

We now have 1040 and 1040 SR forms and instruction booklets available at the library. While many other tax forms can be printed from the IRS website, opens a new window, employer returns such as W-2 and information returns such as 1099-MISC must be ordered from the IRS. Please consult the following information for access to additional forms and tax assistance. NOTE: The IRS is predicting significant delays in processing paper returns this year. There are several free online filing options detailed in the information below.

State tax forms are not available at the library. For paper forms, contact the Kansas Taxpayer Assistance Center at (785) 368-8222.

• January 24, 2022: The IRS begins accepting tax returns

• April 18, 2022: Tax return filing deadline

Looking for forms?

Federal tax forms, instruction booklets and supplemental forms are available online at www.irs.gov/forms-instructions or can be requested at 1-800-829-3676. You can also order paper copies at www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/order-products.

Ready to file?

File online: Free File: Do Your Federal Taxes for Free

Questions?

Local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TACs)

TACs can help with a variety of services, opens a new window. They are currently operating by appointment only. Call 844-545-5640 to schedule an appointment.

• Topeka: 515 S Kansas Ave, Suite 301, Topeka, KS 66603
  Mon-Fri, 9am-4:30pm (closed 12:30-1:30pm)
  Office information: 785-235-3053
  Make an appointment: 844-545-5640
• Overland Park: 6717 Shawnee Mission Pkwy, Overland Park, KS 66202
  Mon-Fri, 8:30am-4:30pm
  Office information: 816-966-2840
  Make an appointment: 844-545-5640

IRS Frequently Asked Questions

Telephone assistance for individuals: Toll-Free, 1-800-829-1040; Mon-Fri 7am-7pm

Looking for forms?

Individual income tax forms and instruction booklets are available at www.ksrevenue.gov/forms-ii.html. They can also be requested by leaving a voicemail at 785-296-4937 or emailing kdor_forms@ks.gov.

Ready to file?

File online: https://www.ksrevenue.gov/iiwebfile.html

Questions?

Kansas Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TACs)

• Topeka: Scott State Office Building
  120 S.E. 10th Ave., Topeka, KS 66612
  785-368-8222, kdor_tax@ks.gov
  Mon-Fri, 8am-4:45pm
• Overland Park: Rosana Shopping Center
  7600 W. 119th Street, Suite A, Overland Park, KS 66213
  913-942-3150, kdor_opappointments@ks.gov
  Mon & Weds, 8am-4pm

Schedule a TAC appointment: https://www.kdor.ks.gov/Apps/AppointmentScheduler/ApptSchedule/Times?locType=TAX

For other tax-related issues, contact Bob Clelland at KDOR_taxpayer.advocate@ks.gov or by phone at 785-296-2473 to resolve tax issues.

Several organizations provide VITA* services to taxpayers.

*VITA: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance. An IRS program available to taxpayers who make less than $56,000 a year.

Catholic Charities VITA Program
Catholic Charities is not offering VITA services this year.

Kansas Tax-Aide, opens a new window (AARP Foundation Tax-Aide)

• Lawrence Central United Methodist Church, 1501 Massachusetts St
• Call 785-691-9737 to schedule an appointment beginning 1/18. Forms and instruction booklets are also available for pick-up beginning 1/18.
• AARP appointments begin 2/1 (in-person).
• There is no age limit for AARP Tax-Aide assistance.
• Questions? Call the AARP Tax-Aide District Office: 785-813-1136.

KU Law & Legal Services for Students VITA, opens a new window

• Available to Douglas County residents with an income of $58,000 or less.
• Sessions run 2/21 to 4/16. No assistance will be available 3/12 to 3/20 (KU spring break).
• Appointments are available on a first-come, first-served basis at the following times:
  • Mondays: 6PM-8:45PM
  • Wednesdays: 3PM-5:45PM
  • Saturdays: 9AM-11:45AM
  • All appointments will be in Green Hall, 1535 W. 15th St (Computer Lab, 3rd Floor Library).
• Questions? Call 785-864-9227 or email vita@ku.edu.

What to Bring to Your VITA Appointment

These are the general documents you should plan on bringing. Check with your VITA provider for details.

• Previous year's tax return(s)
• Social Security cards
• Government-issued photo ID for each taxpayer
• Bank account information for direct deposit
• Copies of W-2 forms for all jobs worked in 2021
• Copies of 1099 forms for other income, if any
• Copies of 1095 forms if you purchased health insurance through the Marketplace
• Copies of 1098 forms for education expenses

Online options

You can also file your taxes online with one of these programs. These options are free for low- to middle-income taxpayers. If you need to meet with a VITA professional, try GetYourRefund.org, opens a new window.

• IRS Free File, opens a new window: free for households with incomes under $73,000/year
• MyFreeTaxes (United Way and H&R Block), opens a new window: assistance free for households with incomes under $58,000/year. Read FAQ here.
• GetYourRefund.org, opens a new window (available in Spanish, opens a new window): free for households with incomes under $66,000/year. Connect with an IRS-certified VITA professional in 2-3 business days. Read FAQ here, opens a new window.
• AARP Tax-Aide Online: free software for DIY tax prep for households with incomes under $73,000/year, or request assistance for help from a volunteer counselor to coach you through the process using your own computer while screen-sharing