The class is open to anyone and is free of charge. There is a six-person limit due to the number of computers available. In past years, EMU students from the College of Business have come to the library to help people do their taxes free of charge, said librarian Linda Heidman. They usually do taxes for people with lower incomes, Heidman said. Heidman said the library is not sure if the service will be offered again this year.
People can also look on the Internet for free help.
This Web site contains federal and state tax forms, as well as a tax calculator and estimator. It also gives advice on preparing and planning tax forms and information about deductions, exemptions and investments. The Web site also lists some common mistakes made on tax forms and how to avoid making them.