Get Your Refund Tulsa is a program made possible by non-profit organizations Goodwill Tulsa and Tulsa Responds. This partnership offers free tax preparation services through the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) to households making less than $60K per year.
Unlike paid preparers, who aren’t required to be certified, VITA volunteers are trained extensively and must certify through the IRS annually. In addition, all tax returns are Quality Reviewed by a preparer before they’re submitted, which helps maintain accuracy rates higher than 90 percent.
Drop off tax documents at any of these sites for scanning and uploading and receive a follow-up call once your taxes are prepared and ready to be verified.
This tax season we are happy to provide several locations for in-person tax filing appointments. See available days and times below and refer to the map for locations, and book an appointment on our appointment page.
Book an appointment at one of our several locations to meet with a team of IRS-certified tax preparers.
Goodwill (SW BLVD)
2852 Southwest Blvd
10am - 4pm
Goodwill (Yale)
1667 S Yale Ave
4:30pm - 7:30pm
Goodwill (SW BLVD)
2852 Southwest Blvd
10am - 4pm
Goodwill (SW BLVD)
2852 Southwest Blvd
10am - 4pm
Goodwill (Yale)
1667 S Yale Ave
4:30pm - 7:30pm
Goodwill (SW BLVD)
2852 Southwest Blvd
10am - 4pm
Drop off tax documents at any of these sites for scanning and uploading and receive a follow-up call once your taxes are prepared and ready to be verified.
If your household makes less than $60K per year, you are eligible to get free tax preparation by IRS-certified tax preparers.
We agree that tax-filing is more complicated than it should be. That’s why we’re offering free help from certified tax experts who will do the hard work for you. All you need to do is gather the right documents and show up. We’ll take it from there!
Filing your taxes will also allow you to receive any missing stimulus checks from 2020 and 2021.
These figures are maximums and subject to change based on your tax return. This calculator assumes all income is from earned wages and not from investments or other forms of income. Source: Internal Revenue Service
Here's how your neighbors are using their tax credits.
"One year I had a lot of medical bills that I paid. I'd had a heart attack. I'd been to the hospital. I didn't know how I was going to pay them. I got the earned income tax credit. It was like $5,000 that year and I paid off my medical bills."
“Most of the time the tax credit is for fixing my car. Sometimes I can buy something for my daughter — that makes me happy.”