With tax season around the corner, Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy’s North Carolina Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic (Tax Clinic) is hosting a free community Winter Tax Talks series to help equip attendees with the knowledge and resources they need to navigate tax season with confidence. 

The next community tax talks will be held on Jan. 15 and 16 and will cover tax topics for immigrants. 

Topics covered will include: 

• ITINs vs. SSNs and how to merge the two
• Eligibility for tax credits

Event Details:

• January 15 (in Spanish): 6 p.m. via Facebook Live on the Advocacy Center’s page 
• January 16 (in English): 6 p.m. in-person (5535 Albemarle Road, Charlotte) and via Facebook Live on the Advocacy Center’s page 

This year, the Tax Clinic has delivered presentations and created a number of resources to help inform North Carolinians about various tax-related topics, including reminders for tax season, self-employment taxes and understanding the tax implications of online sports betting. 

The North Carolina Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic, a program of Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy, provides free representation for low-income taxpayers in federal and state tax disputes while educating individuals about their rights and responsibilities as U.S. taxpayers. 

Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy provides those in need with information, advice and advocacy in consumer protection, home preservation, health care access and public benefits, immigration, tax assistance and more. Our mission is to pursue justice for those in need. Our vision is to build a just community, where all people are treated fairly and have access to legal representation to meet their basic human needs of safety, economic security and stability. Learn more: charlottelegaladvocacy.org.