Podcast Host: Craig Far
Podcast Owner: bostontaxhelp
Website: http://www.bostontaxhelp.org
Location: Boston
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News and information about the Boston Earned Income Tax Credit Campaign (EITC) 2009. Help Boston residents receive the EITC. Visit http://www.bostontaxhelp.org FAQ email: [email protected] For more information, contact Craig Far at 617-803-1679
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2/22/2011 | Download File (2.36 MB) - right click to download
New Boston EITC Campaign 2011 -- Craig Far at Boston Tax Help Podcast offers his latest list of best and worst free tax preparation sites in the city for 2011. As of February 22, 2011, the best free tax sites are Codman Square and Dorchester House in Dorchester. Craig also recommends South Side Head Start in Roslindale and Jamaica Plain APAC in Jamaica Plain. Craig suggests that you avoid the following sites at this time: Way of the Cross Holy Church, Washington Heights Tenants Association and 1199 SEIU. For the latest information about free tax preparation sites in Boston and throughout Massachusetts, visit http://bostontaxhelp.wordpress.com Email the New Boston EITC Campaign 2011 at [email protected]
2/8/2011 | Download File (1.93 MB) - right click to download
Boston Tax Help Podcast 2011 Craig Far discusses how free tax preparation customers can achieve the quickest result by calling their local tax site ahead of time to confirm site hours as well as any special instructions during the 2011 tax season. Part 1. Contacting your local VITA tax siteSteps include: Call and confirm the tax site telephone numberConfirm site hoursOly eight Boston EITC Campaign tax sites currently offer Saturday hoursReduced operational hours during the weekday in 2011Few tax sites offer walk-in tax preparation serviceMost site are by appointment only in BostonPart 2.Tax Prep sites outside of Boston in MassachusettsVisit http://boston tax help.wordpress.com for the latest site information Click on the tab “Tax Prep Sites in MA 2011Comments or questions about the New Boston EITC Campaign 2011Leave a message 24/7 at 857-239-0799Visit our blog at http://bostontaxhelp.wordpress.com Our Skype ID: bostontaxhelp Email: [email protected] Copyright 2011 Coheights Productions
1/25/2011 | Download File (2.37 MB) - right click to download
First Boston Tax Help Podcast 2011 for January 25, 2011. Podcast host Craig Far talks about his decision to leave the Boston EITC campaign after eight years (2002-2010) and form an alternative Earned Income Tax Credit Campaign that is volunteer driven and hyper-local. The New Boston EITC Campaign 2011 will continue to provide news and information about the Boston EITC Campaign as well as promote other organizations and statewide coalitions that are offer free tax preparation in 2011. For more information please visit our website http://www.bostontaxhelp.wordpress.com Updates on Twitter: bostontaxhelp You can email Craig Far at [email protected]
2/8/2010 | Download File (3.33 MB) - right click to download
Craig Far interviews Dr. Steve London, Professor of Sociology/Faculty Director of the Scott/Ross Center for Community Service, Simmons College; Desirae SimmonsAssociate Director for Undergraduate Service-Learning, Simmons College, and Yvette Waters, Dix Scholar, Simmons College following the completion of the Service Learning Fair on January 27th, 2010.The Boston EITC campaign has been participating in this event since 2007.Simmons College: The Scott/Ross Center for Community ServiceBackground:The Scott/Ross Center for Community Service facilitates and promotes community service and service learning for Simmons College faculty, staff, and students. The Center serves the Greater Boston community by developing reciprocal partnerships while enriching and expanding students educational and co-curricular experiences.The Scott/Ross Center is comprised of two major service programs: Simmons Community Outreach and the Office of Service Learning. These programs work closely together to provide a variety of service opportunities for students, teaching resources for faculty, and support to community partners.For more information visit http://www.simmons.edu/communityservice/
2/8/2010 | Download File (3.33 MB) - right click to download
Craig Far interviews Dr. Steve London, Professor of Sociology/Faculty Director of the Scott/Ross Center for Community Service, Simmons College; Desirae SimmonsAssociate Director for Undergraduate Service-Learning, Simmons College, and Yvette Waters, Dix Scholar, Simmons College following the completion of the Service Learning Fair on January 27th, 2010.The Boston EITC campaign has been participating in this event since 2007.Simmons College: The Scott/Ross Center for Community ServiceBackground:The Scott/Ross Center for Community Service facilitates and promotes community service and service learning for Simmons College faculty, staff, and students. The Center serves the Greater Boston community by developing reciprocal partnerships while enriching and expanding students educational and co-curricular experiences.The Scott/Ross Center is comprised of two major service programs: Simmons Community Outreach and the Office of Service Learning. These programs work closely together to provide a variety of service opportunities for students, teaching resources for faculty, and support to community partners.For more information visit http://www.simmons.edu/communityservice/
