“As spring marches forward, the end of tax season is quickly approaching. For those who haven’t yet tackled their taxes, fear not; local nonprofits have volunteers ready and waiting to make the process as pain-free and productive as possible. Most people qualify for free tax assistance if any of the following apply: they are over 60 years old, are a person with a disability, speak little to no English or have a yearly income of less than $54,000.” Read more.
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