Marines

 

 

Our Tax Center Marines are committed to providing convenient, free tax services for active duty service members, their dependents and retirees.

Our Marines receive education and training in tax law and are certified by the IRS to prepare most returns.

Before you arrive, please take the time to review the Pre-Filing Checklist and complete the Client Intake Form to ensure that you can provide us with the required documents and information. 

In addition to our limited scope reference above, as an IRS certified VITA program, we only prepare returns within the scope of our certification. The IRS requires that we refuse service and advise you to seek professional assistance for certain returns. You can save yourself an unnecessary visit to the Tax Center by reviewing the following exclusions.

PLEASE NOTE, due to restructuring and limited staffing, the VITA Tax Center is NOT AUTHORIZED to prepare Income Tax Returns that contain the following:

  • Gross Income OVER $120,000.00

  • Rental Property Income

  • Income or loss from the sale of securities

  • Prior year(s) Amended Returns

VITA Tax Centers are not authorized to complete returns with the following:

  • Requests for social security numbers

  • Income from rental properties, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, and trusts;

  • Income or losses from farm operations and domestic production,

  • Losses from business operations,

  • Capital gains and losses,

  • Health Savings Account deductions,

  • Self-employed retirement and health plans,

  • Alternative minimum income tax obligations,

  • Household employment taxes from Schedule H, and

  • Credits for federal tax on fuels or forms 2439, 8839, 8801, 8885.

Required Documents:

***We are required to refuse service unless you can provide us with:

  • Valid DoD-issued Military ID,

  • Social Security Cards for you, your spouse and family members claimed as exemptions.

  • All W-2 forms,

  • A copy of last year’s return,

  • All records and documentation for expenses and charitable contributions, including daycare receipts, education expenses, real estate taxes, mortgage interest, or other deductible expenses. We CANNOT deduct your financial contributions or out-of-pocket expenses unless you have kept written records, such as receipts, credit card statements, bank records, and written statements from a charity,

  • Bank account and routing numbers or a void check if you wish to use direct deposit (recommended),

  • 1098, and 1099 forms, if applicable.

 

 

***Before you arrive at the Tax Center, please take the time to review the Pre-Filing Checklist and complete the Client Intake Form.

 

*** All eligible patrons MUST present Social Security Cards for every name on the tax return.  

***In an effort to answer some additional questions you may have, please refer to the frequently asked questions found below.

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Where is the Tax Center located?

  • The Tax Center is located at 3095 Roan Street.   Please use the front entrance to access the Tax Center.

Expand List item 4696Collapse List item 4696  Are you eligible for our services? 

  • Services are provided to active duty personnel, a military dependent, or retiree with a valid DoD-Issued military ID.

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When is the Tax Center open?

 

  • The Tax Center open 6 February - 15 April 2019

    • Mondays & Wednesdays                 0830 – 1500

    • Tuesdays & Thursdays:                   1100 – 1730

    • Fridays:                                            0830 – 1300

Expand List item 4701Collapse List item 4701  Do I need to make an appointment?

 

  • Eligible patrons will be seen on a walk-in basis only.

  • All returns are filed on a first-come, first-served basis. Active duty military personnel in uniform will receive priority placement in order to facilitate them returning to work as quickly as possible.

Expand List item 4702Collapse List item 4702  Who needs to be present at the time of service in the Tax Center?

  • If married and filing jointly, both taxpayers must be present to sign the return, or present a signed Power of Attorney which specifically includes the authority for the agent to prepare and sign income tax returns.

Expand List item 4703Collapse List item 4703  Can more than one parent claim a child or children for income tax dependency exemption purposes (i.e. parents are legally separated or divorced)?

 

  • Yes, if you do this, please bring court documents such as separation agreements, custody agreements, divorce decrees, and a signed Form 8332.

Tax Center

3095 Roan Street
Quantico, VA 22134-5001

Phone: (703) 784-3976

Marine Corps Base Quantico