2011 Tax Forms
The New York State Library has a large selection of both Federal and New York State tax forms for 2011 available to anyone free of charge.
Tax forms are available on the 7th floor of the Cultural Education Center. As you face the Reference desk, look to the right (beyond the large column), and you will see New York State tax forms/booklets in the periodical display unit and Federal tax forms/booklets on the table. If you don't find the form or instructions that you are looking for, check with the Librarian on duty at the Reference Desk.
Changes for 2011 NYS taxpayers include:
The NYS tax form IT 150 Resident Income Tax Return (short form) has been discontinued. All full-year New York State residents must now use Form IT-201 to file and pay their taxes.
NYS taxpayers now have three ways to receive their NYS tax refund: debit card (new option), paper check and direct deposit to the person's bank account. There is a brochure with information on the new debit card option in the periodical display unit with the State tax forms. Information on the new debit cards can also be found in Instructions for Form IT-201 on page 71.
Other Places to Find Tax Forms
- Federal tax forms online
- Accessible IRS Tax Products - Links to tax forms, instructions or publications that are available in braille, text, talking or large print formats.
- New York State tax forms online
Additionally, many local public libraries have Federal tax forms.
The New York State Library is open Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Questions? Call the reference desk at 518-474-5355.
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