The COVID pandemic is not going to slow down getting tax help to local residents for a Clinton entity.
The Warner Library in Clinton is all set up to once again offer residents who need, help with their taxes. Business manager Samantha Rusk on the WHOW Morning Show Tuesday told Regional Radio News they have folks trained and ready to get that tax help going, just in time as filing season is well underway.
According to Rusk, when you make your appointment and you come to the library, the tax-preparer assigned to you will take all your paperwork, and then wait in a waiting area while the work gets done.
Rusk indicates appointments are filling up fast, so you need to get in touch with the library as soon as you can. When you make the appointment, you'll be given a questionnaire for your preparer to have to limit the contact of the process.
Rusk notes when you make your appointment, a list of things you will be given to you to have handy. You can stop by the library at 310 North Quincy Street in Clinton or call 217-935-5174 to make an appointment.
