Kansas EITC and Tax Credits for Single Mothers: The No‑Fluff, Do‑This‑Now Guide

Last updated: September 2025

This guide is written for single moms in Kansas who need clear steps, real numbers, and fast links to official help. Every figure and rule below is verified with Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR), the IRS, or other established nonprofits. Sources are linked after each claim.

Quick Help Box (read this first)

• If you worked in 2025, check your EITC eligibility now with the IRS EITC Assistant. It takes minutes and can put cash back in your pocket. Use the IRS EITC Assistant. (irs.gov)
• Kansas residents get a state Earned Income Tax Credit equal to 17% of your federal EITC. You must be a full‑year Kansas resident to claim it on your K‑40. See KDOR K‑40 instructions (Line 17). (ksrevenue.gov)
• File fast and free: Kansas WebFile lets you e‑file your K‑40 and Homestead online at no cost. If you’ve filed in the past 3 years, you’re likely eligible. File with Kansas WebFile. For login help call 785‑368‑8222 (Option 4). (kansas.gov)
• Free in‑person tax prep: Find a VITA site near you (free IRS‑certified help). Search the IRS Free Tax Prep Locator. AARP Tax‑Aide also offers free filing—call 888‑227‑7669. (irs.treasury.gov, aarp.org)
• Expect realistic timelines: Kansas says e‑filed refunds typically need at least a week to process (longer during peak season). Paper K‑40 returns take about 16 weeks; Homestead refunds take 20–24 weeks. Check your status online. KDOR refund info. (ksrevenue.gov)
• Need legal help with tax letters, offsets, or identity issues? Kansas Legal Services intake: 316‑267‑3975, statewide: 800‑723‑6953. Kansas Legal Services contacts. (kscourts.gov)

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What you’ll find here (and what most search results miss)

• The exact Kansas EITC percentage and who can claim it (residents only) with links to the line‑by‑line state instructions.
• 2025 federal EITC maximums and Kansas amounts side‑by‑side, plus 2024 full income limits so you can estimate quickly while we all wait for IRS to publish the full 2025 table in one place.
• Kansas’s Child and Dependent Care Credit is now 50% of your federal credit (this doubled from 25% beginning with 2024 returns) and it’s residents‑only—most pages are still outdated. (ksrevenue.gov)
• Realistic refund timelines from KDOR (including the long waits for paper and Homestead).
• A Quick Reference Cheat Sheet, an Application Checklist, “Common Mistakes,” and a plan B (“What to do if this doesn’t work”) at the end of each section.
• Extra help for diverse families in Kansas (veterans, LGBTQ+, immigrants, rural moms, tribal citizens), with official resources.

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The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC): fastest cash back for working single moms

Step 1 — See if you qualify (takes 2–3 minutes)

• Use the IRS’s EITC Assistant to confirm eligibility and get an estimate. IRS EITC Assistant. (irs.gov)
• To qualify, you must have earned income (wages or self‑employment), meet investment‑income limits, and have a valid Social Security number for you and any child you claim by the filing deadline. IRS “Who qualifies” page. (irs.gov)

Step 2 — Know the 2025 EITC maximums (filed in 2026)

For Tax Year 2025, the IRS (Taxpayer Advocate Service) reports these federal EITC maximums. Your Kansas EITC is 17% of whatever federal EITC you qualify for.

Source: IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service (Feb 2025). TAS EITC 50th anniversary article (includes 2025 max amounts). (taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov)

• Heads‑up on income limits: TAS notes the 2025 top income limit for families with 3+ children is $61,555\ast \ast (single/HOH)and\ast \ast$68,675 (MFJ). The exact limits for 0, 1, and 2 children will be similar to 2024 but slightly higher due to inflation. Use the EITC Assistant to be sure. (taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov)

Step 3 — 2024 EITC full income limits (for returns you filed in 2025)

If you still need to file a 2024 return (or to compare), here are last year’s official limits and ranges from IRS:

Source: IRS EITC Central (Updated April 10, 2025). IRS 2024 EITC limits. (eitc.irs.gov)

Step 4 — Claim both federal and Kansas EITC

• File your federal Form 1040 and claim EITC (Schedule EIC if you have children). Then file your Kansas K‑40 and take the Kansas EITC on Line 17. It’s 17% of your federal EITC, and it’s refundable. K.S.A. 79‑32,205 (EITC 17% statute). (kslegislature.gov)
• Kansas EITC is for full‑year Kansas residents only (not part‑year or nonresidents). KDOR K‑40 instructions, Line 17. (ksrevenue.gov)

Reality check: common hurdles for single moms

• You must have a valid SSN for yourself and each child you claim by the return due date. ITINs don’t qualify for the Kansas credits that require an SSN. KDOR K‑40 instructions—SSN requirement for credits. (ksrevenue.gov)
• If another person (like an ex) also claimed your child, the IRS will put both returns into review. Respond quickly to any IRS or KDOR letters with school/medical/lease records that prove where the child lived (over half the year). IRS EITC rules. (irs.gov)
• Investment income over the annual cap disqualifies you (for 2024 it was $11,600; 2025 is indexed—check the Assistant). IRS 2024 limits. (irs.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• Get free, in‑person help from IRS‑certified volunteers. VITA can fix EITC errors and file amended returns if needed. Find a VITA site. (irs.treasury.gov)
• Still stuck? Call KDOR Taxpayer Assistance at 785‑368‑8222 (M–F, 8:00–4:30) or use WebFile messaging. Kansas WebFile help. (kansas.gov)

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Kansas Child and Dependent Care Credit (CDCC): worth up to 50% of your federal credit

Most important first

• Starting with 2024 returns (filed in 2025) and going forward, Kansas allows a non‑refundable child and dependent care credit equal to 50% of the credit you claim on your federal Form 2441. Residents only. Claim it on K‑40 Line 14. KDOR K‑40 instructions. (ksrevenue.gov)

How the federal CDCC works (2024 rules)

• You can claim up to $3,000\ast \ast ofqualifyingexpensesforonechild,or\ast \ast$6,000 for two or more. Your percentage is 20%–35% based on your AGI (most households above $43,000 get 20%). IRS Pub. 503 and 2024 Form 2441 instructions. (irs.gov)

Quick examples (2024 figures)

Sources: IRS Pub. 503; KDOR K‑40 instructions (Line 14 now 50% of federal). (irs.gov, ksrevenue.gov)

Required documents when you file

• Childcare provider’s name, address, and SSN/EIN (or you may lose the credit).
• Proof you paid (bank/credit statements, receipts).
• For Kansas: you must have a valid SSN and be a resident for the year you claim the credit. KDOR K‑40 instructions. (ksrevenue.gov)

Reality check

• The Kansas CDCC is non‑refundable. It lowers your tax but won’t create a refund on its own. If your Kansas tax liability is $0, you won’t see a Kansas CDCC benefit.
• If your provider refuses to give an SSN/EIN, you can still claim with due diligence—follow the federal instructions to document your request. IRS Form 2441 instructions. (irs.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• Ask VITA to review whether the federal Dependent Care Benefits (from a W‑2 box 10) or the credit gives you a better result. Find free help. (irs.treasury.gov)
• If you can’t benefit from the state credit this year, adjust your Kansas withholding for next year so you do. KDOR can help you update your K‑4 at work. KDOR forms and help. (ksrevenue.gov)

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Federal Child Tax Credit (CTC) and Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC)

Most important first

• For Tax Year 2024 (returns filed in 2025): the CTC is up to $2,000\ast \ast perqualifyingchild(under17),andupto\ast \ast$1,700 per child may be refundable as ACTC. Phase‑out starts at $200,000\ast \ast (single/HOH)or\ast \ast$400,000 (MFJ). Claim on Schedule 8812. IRS Schedule 8812 Instructions (2024). (irs.gov)
• For Tax Year 2025: Congress continues to debate changes. As of September 2025, the IRS has confirmed 2024 amounts; use the 2025 Schedule 8812 when released for any updated refundable cap and rules. We’ll update this guide when the IRS posts official 2025 instructions. IRS refundable credits overview. (irs.gov)

Quick table (what we know now)

Sources: IRS 2024 Schedule 8812 instructions; IRS refundable credits page. (irs.gov)

Reality check

• The CTC and ACTC are separate from EITC. You can get both if you qualify.
• Refunds that include ACTC can’t be issued before mid‑February each year by law. IRS Tax Time Guide 2025. (irs.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• If your refund seems stuck, use the IRS “Where’s My Refund?” for federal, and KDOR’s refund status for Kansas. IRS WMR and KDOR refund info. (ksrevenue.gov)

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Other Kansas tax credits and refunds many single moms miss

Kansas Homestead (K‑40H) and Property Tax Relief Programs

• Homestead (K‑40H) refunds part of the property tax you paid on your home. For 2024 claims filed in 2025: max refund $700\ast \ast ;householdincomemustbe\ast \ast$42,600 or less; your home’s value cannot exceed $350,000; and you must meet one of these: age 55+, permanently disabled, a dependent child lived with you all of 2024 and was under 18, a disabled veteran, or the surviving spouse of a service member who died in the line of duty. KDOR Homestead FAQ. (ksrevenue.gov)
• Filing window and processing: claims are filed after year‑end; paper processing is long—20–24 weeks is typical. File electronically with Homestead WebFile to speed things up. KDOR Homestead Book and WebFile and WebFile. (ksrevenue.gov, kansas.gov)

Homestead eligibility quick table (2024 property tax year)

Sources: KDOR Homestead FAQ and Homestead Book. (ksrevenue.gov)

Kansas Food Sales Tax Credit (still on the K‑40)

• If you’re a full‑year Kansas resident with federal AGI ≤ $30,615\ast \ast andare\ast \ast 55+\ast \ast ,disabled,orhavea\ast \ast dependentunder18\ast \ast wholivedwithyouallyear,youmayclaim\ast \ast$125 per qualified exemption as a non‑refundable credit on your K‑40 (Line 18). KDOR K‑40 instructions—Food Sales Tax Credit. (ksrevenue.gov)
• Also: as of January 1, 2025, the state portion of Kansas grocery sales tax is 0% at checkout (local rates still apply). This is not a credit—but it lowers your grocery bill throughout the year. KDOR Pub. KS‑1223 Food Sales Tax Rate Reduction and KDOR Sales Tax FAQs. (ksrevenue.gov)

Kansas Adoption Credit (bigger starting in 2024)

• For tax year 2024 and after, Kansas allows a credit equal to 100% of your federal adoption credit, plus $1,500 if you adopted a child in DCF custody or a special‑needs child. KDOR Adoption Credit policy and FAQs and K.S.A. 79‑32,202a (2024 amendment). (ksrevenue.gov, ksrevisor.org)

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Filing in Kansas: how to apply, where to get help, and how long it takes

Most important first

• Use Kansas WebFile to e‑file your K‑40 and Homestead free. It’s the fastest way to get paid. Kansas WebFile. If you need help, call 785‑368‑8222 (Option 4). (kansas.gov)

Application Checklist (bring to your appointment or have ready to e‑file)

• Photo ID and Social Security cards for you and your child(ren).
• All wage and income forms: W‑2, 1099‑NEC/MISC, 1099‑G (unemployment), 1099‑INT/DIV, etc.
• Childcare provider’s EIN/SSN, address, and paid receipts for the Child and Dependent Care Credit.
• For EITC with children: proof each child lived with you >6 months (school or medical records, lease or utility with your name plus the child’s school records).
• For Homestead: 2024 property tax statement, proof of income for all household members, and disability/veteran documentation if applicable.
• Bank routing/account number for direct deposit.

(These items reflect IRS and KDOR documentation expectations. See IRS Pub. 596, Pub. 503, and KDOR K‑40/Homestead instructions.) (irs.gov, ksrevenue.gov, ksrevenue.gov)

Free, trusted filing help in Kansas

• VITA (IRS‑certified free prep). Search by ZIP: IRS Free Tax Prep Locator. (irs.treasury.gov)
• AARP Tax‑Aide (no age requirement; focus on low‑ to moderate‑income filers). Locator and help line 888‑227‑7669: AARP Foundation Tax‑Aide. (aarp.org)
• KDOR Taxpayer Assistance Center (questions about K‑40/Homestead, WebFile access codes, refund issues): 785‑368‑8222 (M–F, 8:00–4:30). KDOR WebFile Help. (kansas.gov)

Refund timelines and how to check status

Source: KDOR “Package XK” Refund Information. (ksrevenue.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work

• Use the chat or email options on KDOR’s refund status page; agents can often clear ID or withholding holds once you verify info. KDOR refund info. (ksrevenue.gov)
• If you received a letter and are unsure, call KDOR at 785‑368‑8222 with the letter in hand. (kansas.gov)

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Quick Reference Cheat Sheet

• Kansas EITC = 17% of your federal EITC (full‑year residents only). Kansas statute: 79‑32,205. (kslegislature.gov)
• Federal EITC maximums (TY 2025): $649/$4,328 / $7,152/$8,046 (0, 1, 2, 3+ kids). TAS (Feb 2025). (taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov)
• Kansas Child & Dependent Care Credit: 50% of your federal credit (residents only). KDOR K‑40 Line 14. (ksrevenue.gov)
• 2024 CTC: up to $2,000\ast \ast perchild;upto\ast \ast$1,700 refundable as ACTC; phase‑out $200,000/$400,000. IRS Schedule 8812 (2024). (irs.gov)
• Homestead (2024 property tax year): income ≤ $42,600\ast \ast ,homevalue\le \ast \ast$350,000, max refund $700, and meet one of the status tests. KDOR Homestead FAQ. (ksrevenue.gov)
• State grocery sales tax on food: 0% state rate since Jan 1, 2025 (local rates still apply). KDOR Grocery Sales Tax Reduction. (ksrevenue.gov)

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Real‑world examples

• A Wichita mom with two kids earns $26,000\ast \ast in2025,withminimalinvestmentincome.ShequalifiesnearthetopofthefederalEITC(2025maxfor2kidsis\ast \ast$7,152), so her Kansas EITC would be around $1,216 (17%). Final amounts depend on exact earned income and phase‑out. Always run the IRS Assistant to nail down the number. IRS EITC Assistant. (irs.gov)
• A Lawrence mom paid $5,400\ast \ast tolicenseddaycarein2024whileworking.HerAGIis\ast \ast$48,000. Federal CDCC is 20% × $5,400=\ast \ast$1,080**. Kansas CDCC adds $540 (50% of federal). IRS Pub. 503; KDOR K‑40 Line 14 | (https://ksrevenue.gov/incomebook24.html). (irs.gov, ksrevenue.gov)
• A Topeka homeowner mom (age 33) with a child under 18 all year and 2024 household income $31,000\ast \ast mayqualifyforaHomesteadrefundupto\ast \ast$700. Expect 20–24 weeks for processing if filed on paper; e‑file through WebFile if eligible. KDOR Homestead FAQ and Book | (https://www.ksrevenue.gov/homesteadbook24.html). (ksrevenue.gov)

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Common mistakes to avoid

• Filing only the federal return and forgetting the Kansas EITC. The Kansas piece is real money—17% of your federal EITC. KDOR K‑40 (Line 17). (ksrevenue.gov)
• Wrong filing status. Head of Household usually beats Single if your child lived with you over half the year—this can increase EITC. Check the IRS rules before filing. IRS Pub. 596. (irs.gov)
• Missing provider info on Form 2441 (no EIN/SSN). That can wipe out your dependent care credit. IRS Form 2441 instructions. (irs.gov)
• Paper filing when you could e‑file. Paper Kansas returns can take 16–24 weeks. E‑file and direct deposit are faster. KDOR Refund info. (ksrevenue.gov)

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Diverse Communities: tailored pointers

• LGBTQ+ single mothers
  Use the VITA locator to find inclusive free tax help; most sites offer language services and sensitivity training. If custody or co‑parent agreements affect who claims a child, ask a preparer to review IRS qualifying child tests. IRS VITA Locator. (irs.treasury.gov)
• Single mothers with disabilities or with disabled children
  The federal Child and Dependent Care Credit covers care for a spouse or dependent of any age who can’t care for themselves; this can apply to disabled teens as qualifying persons. IRS Pub. 503. For legal help with disability paperwork disputes, call Kansas Legal Services 800‑723‑6953. KSCourts Legal Help page. (irs.gov, kscourts.gov)
• Veteran single mothers
  If a VA overpayment or government debt offset hits your refund, request help early—the Homestead refund may also be offset if you have delinquent debts. For Kansas legal assistance, use Kansas Legal Services intake 316‑267‑3975 or statewide 800‑723‑6953. KLS contacts. (kscourts.gov)
• Immigrant and refugee single moms
  You need an SSN (not an ITIN) to claim Kansas EITC and many Kansas credits. For low‑cost, DOJ‑accredited immigration help, Catholic Charities Wichita Immigration Services: 316‑264‑0282 (toll‑free 888‑415‑2806). Catholic Charities Wichita—Immigration. (catholiccharitieswichita.org)
• Tribal citizens
  Filing rules follow federal law; qualify for EITC and child‑related credits if you meet IRS tests. Use VITA sites in your area or call United Way 211 to locate tribal or nearby free tax prep. United Way 211 Kansas. (unitedwayplains.org)
• Rural single moms with limited internet
  If online filing isn’t possible, call KDOR at 785‑368‑8222 for paper form requests and consider AARP Tax‑Aide (phone 888‑227‑7669) for in‑person appointments. (ksrevenue.gov, aarp.org)
• Single fathers raising kids
  The rules are the same—EITC, CTC, Kansas CDCC, and Homestead are all based on residency, income, and who the child lived with, not on the parent’s gender. Use the same steps and documents listed above. IRS Pub. 596. (irs.gov)
• Language access
  United Way 211 provides translation in many languages and can route you to agencies with bilingual staff (including VITA sites). You can also bring an interpreter to most AARP Tax‑Aide appointments. 211 Kansas info | AARP Tax‑Aide. (unitedwayplains.org, aarp.org)

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Local organizations and community help

• United Way 211 (statewide): dial 211 or search resources online. 211 Kansas information and 211 Greater Kansas City. For KC callers, you can also use 816‑474‑5112. (unitedwayplains.org, unitedwaygkc.org)
• Kansas Legal Services: intake 316‑267‑3975; statewide 800‑723‑6953. KSCourts Legal Help and KLS offices. (kscourts.gov, kansaslegalservices.org)
• Catholic Charities, Diocese of Wichita: general 316‑264‑8344; Our Daily Bread Food Pantry 316‑262‑8898; St. Anthony Family Shelter 316‑264‑7233. Catholic Charities Wichita, Food Pantry, and Family Shelter. (catholiccharitieswichita.org)

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Tables you can scan fast

Table A — EITC at a glance (2025)

Source: IRS TAS (Feb 2025). (taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov)

Table B — EITC (2024 full limits—still helpful while waiting for all 2025 details)

Source: IRS EITC Central (Updated Apr 10, 2025). (eitc.irs.gov)

Table C — Kansas Child & Dependent Care Credit (based on federal 2441)

Sources: IRS Pub. 503; KDOR K‑40 instructions. (irs.gov, ksrevenue.gov)

Table D — Homestead basics (2024 property tax year)

Source: KDOR Homestead FAQ. (ksrevenue.gov)

Table E — Refund timelines (Kansas)

Source: KDOR. (ksrevenue.gov)

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Section‑by‑section “What to do if it doesn’t work” (quick recap)

• EITC denied or changed? Get help from VITA/AARP; amend if needed; keep school/medical records handy. IRS EITC rules. (irs.gov)
• Child & Dependent Care Credit problem? Confirm provider EIN/SSN and receipts; compare credit vs. dependent care benefits; get help at a VITA site. IRS Pub. 503. (irs.gov)
• CTC/ACTC refund delayed? Expect mid‑February holds; check status weekly and respond to any letters fast. IRS Tax Time Guide 2025. (irs.gov)
• Kansas refund stuck? Use KDOR status page chat/email or call 785‑368‑8222. KDOR refunds. (ksrevenue.gov)

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About deadlines

• Federal and Kansas returns for tax year 2024 were due April 15, 2025 (unless extended). Kansas uses the same day. KDOR K‑40—Due date note. (ksrevenue.gov)
• If you filed an extension, remember: an extension to file is not an extension to pay. Interest/penalties can apply. KDOR instructions. (ksrevenue.gov)

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Final tips to win the filing season

• E‑file with direct deposit (fastest). Kansas WebFile. (kansas.gov)
• Keep a folder (paper or digital) with your child’s school enrollment or medical records, lease, and utility bills—anything that proves the child lived with you most of the year. It pays off if the IRS asks.
• If your refund will be offset (child support, state debts), plan ahead—Homestead refunds can also be used to pay delinquent property tax. KDOR Homestead Book—set‑off note. (ksrevenue.gov)

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About This Guide

Compiled by the ASingleMother.org Editorial Team
This guide uses official sources from Kansas Department of Human Services, USDA, HUD, and established nonprofits.
This guide is produced based on our Editorial Standards using only official sources, regularly updated and monitored, but not affiliated with any government agency and not a substitute for official agency guidance. Individual eligibility outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Last verified September 2025, next review April 2026.
Please note that despite our careful verification process, errors may still occur — email info@asinglemother.org with corrections and we respond within 72 hours.

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Disclaimer

• Program rules, dollar amounts, and links can change. Always confirm details on the official IRS and Kansas Department of Revenue websites before you file.
• This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice for your specific situation.
• For your security: never email or text your SSN, bank info, or tax documents to anyone. Use secure sites (https), strong passwords, and trusted preparers. Avoid public Wi‑Fi when you e‑file.

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Sources (selected, dated)

• IRS EITC Central 2024 limits (Updated Apr 10, 2025). (eitc.irs.gov)
• IRS Pub. 596 (EITC rules). (irs.gov)
• IRS TAS (Feb 2025) EITC maximums for 2025. (taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov)
• KDOR K‑40 Instructions 2024 (EITC 17%, CDCC 50%, SSN rule). (ksrevenue.gov)
• Kansas EITC statute (K.S.A. 79‑32,205). (kslegislature.gov)
• KDOR Refund info (processing times). (ksrevenue.gov)
• KDOR Homestead FAQ/Book 2024. (ksrevenue.gov)
• KDOR Grocery Sales Tax Reduction (state rate 0% as of Jan 1, 2025). (ksrevenue.gov)
• IRS Pub. 503 and 2024 Form 2441 Instructions (CDCC). (irs.gov)
• IRS Schedule 8812 Instructions (2024 CTC/ACTC). (irs.gov)
• AARP Tax‑Aide (888‑227‑7669) and IRS VITA Locator. (aarp.org, irs.treasury.gov)
• Kansas WebFile (free e‑file) and KDOR help line 785‑368‑8222. (kansas.gov)
• KDOR Adoption Credit update and statute. (ksrevenue.gov, ksrevisor.org)

If you need a quick check on anything not covered here, tell me your city (or county) and I’ll point you straight to local free filing help and any county‑specific notes that could affect timing.

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