Jaffrey Tax-Aide at Jaffrey Public LIbrary (Drop-Off)

Jaffrey Public LIbrary
38 Main Street
Jaffrey, NH 03452

Bring a filled out Intake Booklet to your appointment. Intake Booklets are available to pick up at the Jaffrey Public Library information desk. Intake Booklets can be dowloaded from here. If you have not picked up and filled out an Intake Booklet prior to your appointment, please arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to do so.

NH residents only.

The site will close whenever the Jaffrey-Rindge School District declares a snow day and is listed as closed on WMUR television. Site staff will call clients and reschedule appointments if a storm or other event prevents opening.

Drop-Off
2/5/2026 – 4/9/2026
Th 12:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Tax Questions: 240-531-3054

Appointments required. Call 2-1-1 (866-444-4211) or use the scheduling calendar below.

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Households with income over $69,000 can only be served at Tax-Aide or TCE sites.

(In-Person) In-Person tax preparation is completed on-site in one visit. You leave the same day with a completed and electronically filed tax return.

(Drop-Off) During an initial visit to the site, you leave your tax documents with an IRS-certified volunteer. In a second visit, you work with a volunteer to finalize the filing of the tax return. You leave with your tax documents and a completed and electronically filed tax return.

(Scan) During an initial visit to the site, an IRS-certified volunteer digitizes your tax documents and returns them to you on the spot. The digital copies of the documents are used throughout the return preparation process. In a second visit, you work with a volunteer to finalize the filing of the tax return. You leave with a completed and electronically filed tax return.

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V26.01.19a

Use direct deposit: The IRS is phasing out paper tax refund checks, under the executive order Modernizing Payments To and From America’s Bank Account. The IRS encourages taxpayers who do not have a bank account to open one so they can receive refunds by direct deposit.

Per IRS Tax Tip 2026-03, Jan. 14, 2026, titled “Next steps to Get Ready for 2026 tax filing season”.