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Free Tax Returns for Hospital and EMT Employees!

March 12, 2010 | 0 comments

LIBERTY TAX IS JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED

Free Tax Preparation for Hospital and EMT Employees!

To honor these often unsung heroes, Liberty Tax Service at 5220 South 27th Street is offering free tax preparation for all nurses, emergency medical technicians and hospital employees during the week of 3/15 thru 3/21.

“EMT and medical professionals work selflessly each and every day, saving lives and making friends and family comfortable through times of stress and pain. It’s our pleasure to be able to give back just a little to these individuals who perform life-saving miracles every day,” said Jude Tindall, Owner of Liberty Tax Service.

Call Liberty Tax Service at 414-817-8800 if you’re eligible for this promotion, and you’d like more details.

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