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Volunteers offer free help with tax returns

By Johnny Edwards
Feb 21, 2013

The Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System and the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program are offering free help with 2012 tax returns to low- to moderate-income families, or those earning $49,000 and below last year.

Trained volunteers will be at the Central Library and the Stewart-Lakewood branch throughout the tax season. For specific times and dates, go to www.apfls.org.

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