Free tax preparation assistance program for SF residents announced
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(KRON) – The City of San Francisco launched a free tax preparation assistance program to help eligible residents, Mayor London N. Breed, Treasurer José Cisneros, and the San Francisco Human Services Agency (SFHSA) announced Monday.
San Franciscans with incomes of under $64,000 file can apply for the San Francisco Working Families Credit (WFC) and other tax credits that could help individuals receive up to several thousands of dollars in tax credits and refunds.
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“Many San Francisco residents who were impacted by the pandemic are still struggling to make ends meet. In this current economic environment, especially in San Francisco, every extra dollar helps families in the City,” said Mayor London Breed. “The City’s free tax prep service helps eligible individuals file their taxes at no cost, and also helps families apply for tax credits, like the Working Families Credit, which can make a real difference for families trying to stretch their dollars to the end of the month.”
To find free tax assistance filing options, visit FreeTaxHelpSF.org or call 2-1-l.
SFHSA has two in-person tax sites:
170 Otis Street – (415) 209-5143
3120 Mission Street – (415) 487-3240
The City asks residents to call ahead to schedule an appointment or drop by between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Free tax assistance is also available at multiple San Francisco neighborhood locations in partnership with the United Way Bay Area, Mission Economic Development Association, Arriba Juntos, and other local organizations.
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