IRS-certified students in a new Klein ISD program are helping residents prepare their...
and Klein ISD students are helping residents prepare taxes as part of a new program at Klein Oak and Klein Cain high schools.
“I would describe it as a great opportunity for students in the community,” Eligio said. “I think it’s something that can really build their experience and their resumes for sure. It’s just a way for them to learn. …The tax code is piles and piles of paper; you'll learn it from doing it.” “A little tricky,” he said, “but once understanding what qualifies for each part, then it becomes easier.”
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