Each year the IRS sends millions of tax forms to public libraries around the US. Many patrons need more information than forms provide. They may also need knowledge about filing taxes online. Here is the basic outline of a tax information page for your library's website.

• Federal IRS Forms
  The forms and publications resource page, the official source of IRS tax products.
• Free File Home: Your Link to Free Online Filing
  This IRS site is about Free File, an "online tax preparation and electronic filing through a partnership agreement between the IRS and the Free File Alliance, LLC. In other words, you can e-file... free." This site explains eligibility requirements for this free service, steps to get started, and a list of related FAQs.
• Free Tax Return Preparation For You by Volunteers
  Information about the Internal Revenue Service Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program and the Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) Program, which "offer free tax help if you qualify.... In addition to free tax return preparation assistance, many sites also offer free electronic filing (e-filing)."
• Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
  U.S. federal income tax forms, information, and tips. Includes warnings about tax frauds and scams, information about filling online, and the ability to track the status of your refund.
• IRS e-File
  The IRS explains its system and covers return information for individuals, businesses, and preparers.
• IRS e-file for Business Taxpayers
  Information for businesses looking into "e-filing."
• Nolo Law Centers Encyclopedia: Taxes and Audits
  Includes tips on dealing with the IRS, filing returns, audits, appeals, tax bills, and tax crimes.
• Quicken Tax Freedom Project
  Free tax preparation and filing if income after tax deductions is $25,000 or less.
• Yahoo! Finance: Tax Center
  Tax forms, estimators, calculators, preparation, guides, tips, terms, calendars, rates, rules, news, and state tax profiles. Includes a basic "Beginner's Guide" for those new to preparing U.S. taxes.