Tax Help Offered for Those with Disabilities

By: Associated Press | WRBL News 3
Published: February 19, 2009

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Columbus is one of three cities where free tax help will be made available to those with disabilities.
The Center for Financial Independence and Innovation is using a grant to offer volunteer income tax assistance sites during February and March. The
service is free for individuals and families making less than
$42,000 per year. The organization is getting part of $25,000 made available by
the National Disability Institute.
The VITA sessions will be held at the Columbus Public Library.

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