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Tax Filing Information

'Tis the season!  Tax season that is....
Here are some links to find tax forms, instructions, and other useful information.

Federal (U.S.)
1040 Central, IRS
  Scroll to the bottom of the page for “Commonly Requested Tax Forms and Instructions” including the 1040, 1040A and 1040EZ.   This helpful website also features tax law changes, FAQs, and how to submit your taxes through e-file.

State (PA)
Pennsylvania State Tax Forms, PA Dept of Revenue
  Features PA-40 (2008) form, PA-40 FastFile booklet, and PA-40 Fill-in form (type and print it out).

• PA Personal Income Tax Filing Options
  Different ways to electronically file PA state taxes including TeleFile, pa.direct.file, and e-file (through IRS).

Find tax forms for other states:
State Tax Map, Federation of Tax Administrators
 Click on your state and it will directly open to your state’s tax website with forms and instructions.

Lincoln Bicentennial Birthday Bash - Upcoming Events

Please join us as we celebrate Abraham Lincoln's 200th Birthday!  Everyone is invited to the party, and there are a variety of exciting events planned to commemorate this historic milestone.  We'll start with a traditional birthday celebration - complete with cake! - and then move into a fascinating series of lectures, presentations, and a screening of the documentary The Hunt for John Wilkes Booth. All events will take place on Thursday, February 12th (Lincoln's actual birthday) and Monday, February 16th (President's Day).  To see a full list of event descriptions and times, visit: http://subjectguides.wcupa.edu/abe200 or download the following file: View this photo

And don't forget!  You can also stop by the 2nd and 6th floors of FHG Library to check out displays of Lincoln resources and memorabilia. 

New Exhibit! "The Age of Lincoln: What's New?"

Stop by and check out our new Exhibit! It is located on the second floor, right outside of the elevators. This exhibit celebrates the 200th birthday of Abraham Lincoln, which we will celebrate on February 12, 2009, and features FHG Library materials relating to Lincoln and his life, as well as samples of Lincoln's handwriting, photographs, and fun facts.  This exhibit will be available until the end of next week, so hurry in!

 

In conjunction with this exhibit, you can also check out our new Lincoln Bicentennial subject guide.  It includes books, websites, and other useful resources relating to Abraham Lincoln.