Bring these items to the neighborhood tax site, if you have them
Photo ID for you and your spouse.
Birth dates for you, your spouse and dependents on the tax return.
Social Security card or Individiual Taxpayer ID Number (ITIN) for you, your children, and or your spouse.
All W-2 forms (earnings statements).
All 1099 forms including 1099G (Government Payments).
All 1098 forms (tuition payments).
Any letters or forms you got from the IRS.
Total child care expenses in 2009 - plus name, address, and Employer Identification Number (EIN) or Social Security Number of child care provider.
Total student loan interest paid.
Total rent paid in 2009 - landlord/rental agent's name and address.
Copy of last year's tax return if you filed one.
If you want to save some of your refund, you can tell the IRS to put some or all of it into bank accounts or IRA's for you. Bring your account and routing numbers for up to 3 accounts including checking, savings and IRAs- Choose how much of your refund goes into each account.
If you want to file your tax return electronically and you are married filing a joint return, you need to bring your spouse. Both of you must sign the forms.
Produced by Massachusetts Law Reform Institute Last updated February 2010