Year-end holiday hours: closed Dec. 24 & 25; closing at 4 on Dec. 31, closed Jan. 1
Year-end holiday hours: closed Dec. 24 & 25; closing at 4 on Dec. 31, closed Jan. 1
Federal taxes
The IRS provides Cook Memorial Library with a limited number of tax forms to distribute to the public. The IRS provides tax forms and instructions for individuals to download and print out on its website, irs.gov.
If we do not have the form you need, we will print you a copy of any tax form you may need for no charge. We cannot print instruction booklets out for free, since they are quite lengthy. You can order tax forms and instruction booklets for mail delivery by calling the IRS at 1-800-TAX-FORM (1-800-829-3676).
State taxes
The New Hampshire Department of Revenue no longer provides libraries in NH with a set of current NH Tax Forms. NH tax forms can be found online at https://www.revenue.nh.gov/forms/index.htm. State Tax Forms can also be ordered for mail delivery by calling the NH Dept. of Revenue at (603) 271-2192. If you need assistance finding and printing forms, stop in and we’ll help you.
NH’s Low & Moderate Income Property Tax Relief Program application info and forms can be found at https://www.revenue.nh.gov/forms/low-moderate.htm, filing period is between May 1 and June 30 each year.
The Cook Memorial Library does not offer a tax help volunteer service. AARP does arrange for Tax-Aide volunteers at the Pope Memorial Library in North Conway, at the Ossipee Public Library, the Moultonborough Public Library, and other locations around the state. For hours and locations, or to make an appointment, see nhtaxhelp.org. To file your taxes free online, check out the United Way’s https://myfreetaxes.com.