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Getting a refund? File now to get your cash

Tax filing options available during COVID-19

As a result of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the federal and state tax filing deadline has been extended until July 15. However, if you think you are receiving a refund, file as soon as possible to receive your cash-back and ensure you receive your Economic Impact Payment as soon as possible.

We recognize the continued need for trustworthy, accessible tax services and there are still ways to file for free. Check out the free, online tax preparation options available:

  • Remote Drop Off – A new program by Code for America in partnership with VITA sites is available to households making $66,000 or less
  • IRS Free File – Includes a number of free online filing options for both federal and state returns available for households making $69,000 or less
  • MyFreeTaxes.com – Through United Way’s partnership with H&R Block, every household with a simple return can file their federal and state taxes for free (this option does not include filers who are contract workers, i.e. Uber or Lyft drivers)

We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates about when in-person tax sites may resume operations, please follow us on Facebook and Twitter for the latest news.

You’ve estimated your refund. What’s next?

Get Free Tax Help

Free, in-person tax help is available to households making $56,000 or less.  Find quality, trustworthy help from an IRS-certified preparer at locations across Colorado.

Do Taxes on My Own

File for FREE online at MyFreeTaxes.com. All you need is one hour, access to a computer, an email address and your tax documents. 

Collect all the documents needed to file your taxes

  • Photo ID
  • W-2s, 1099s and all other tax-related documents for 2019
  • Social Security or ITIN cards for all individuals on the return

Full list of items

Using a paid preparer?

If you choose to use a paid preparer to complete your taxes, be sure you are getting the best service possible from a trusted source by asking the right questions. 

What you need to know