If the Internal Revenue Service seems to speak a foreign language, neighborhood volunteers are available to translate for you.

Trained volunteers from the American Association of Retired Persons are answering tax questions, providing appropriate forms and helping people fill out tax returns at the Forest Green and Audelia Road libraries as part of the nation-wide Tax-Aide program started by the AARP in 1968.

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The program was founded to help low-income elderly people, but no one is turned away, says John Carlisle, the AARP Tax-Aide coordinator for the two libraries.

Carlisle has been volunteering for 14 years. Four to five volunteers are stationed at each library on Mondays from noon to 4 p.m. through April 10.