Tax forms @Morris County Library NJ

Morris County Library > Reference > Tax Forms

Tax Forms

US and NJ forms for public distibution are located on the first floor by the photocopiers (near the elevator). We also have a seven-year backfile of NJ, NY and US forms.

Free tax help is provided locally by the VITA volunteers. MCL will host VITA Saturdays, February 2nd-April 12th, 9:30AM--1PM and Mondays, March 10th & April 14th, 5PM--8PM. Returns are e-filed. Call (973) 538-3451 for appointment.

These governments in our area have mounted tax forms; most pages also include questions and answers and phone numbers you can call:

United States
New Jersey
New York State [NOTE: includes New York City]
Connecticut
Pennsylvania

The Federation of Tax Administrators offers a complete list of links to all state tax agencies. If this site is busy, you can go directly to the state's homepage. State homepages follow a uniform adress format: http://www.state.INITIALS.us using postal initials. New Jersey, for example, is http://www.state.nj.us and Massachusetts is http://www.state.ma.us. Once you connect, look for the Treasury, Taxation or Revenue department.

You can get tax forms online. Most are posted in either pdf (portable document format) or ps (postscript) format. You will need viewers/interpreters to use these files. For pdf files, download Acrobat Reader from Adobe. Many of the tax sites also link to the right reader for these forms. If you do not have a postscript printer, you will need an interpreter for the ps files. Ghostscript is one of the more popular. Go to shareware.com and search for Postscript interpreter. As always, you use share- or freeware at your own risk!

Need more information? Findlaw's Tax Law pages lists dozens of links to information from accounting firms, business schools and legal firms. Much of this information is free.

Call (973) 285-6969 or 6968 or drop us a note if you have questions about which forms are available at the library.
Directions to the library.