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Calling all entrepreneurs and investors!
Your Alamance County Library card entitles you to information worth its weight in gold. The valuable online resources available through your public library are just a click away.
NC LIVE offers business and mapping databases such as Reference USA, Business Source Premier, and Simply Map that are perfect for business owners: Use these databases to find information about your consumer markets and your competition. Morningstar Investment Research Center is a great tool to check on your financial investments in this volatile economy. NC LIVE offers access to a multitude of periodicals and North Carolina newspapers, as well as financial newspapers such as the Wall Street Journal for you to read at home in your pajamas.
Want to find quality reviews on the latest products? You can find that on NC LIVE too! NC LIVE is the best place to find current and historical information on any business topic. Don’t miss out on this wonderful resource; please call your local public library today to get the NC LIVE password. For questions regarding any of the business information available through NC LIVE, please email reference.staff[at]alamancelibraries[dot]org.
Plans are underway to build a new public library branch in the Town of Elon. More...
Alamance County Public Libraries will have 2009 federal individual income tax forms available to the public at library locations starting January 2, 2010. N.C. state individual income tax forms are no longer available in bulk to public libraries. If you need a 2009 N.C. D-400 individual income tax form, the library staff will be happy to download one for you from the internet at a cost of 10 cents per page. You may also download the N.C. D-400 form yourself at the N.C. Department of Revenue website at http://www.dornc.com/downloads/
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Appointments for individual income tax assistance for the elderly and low-income are no longer being sponsored at the library by AARP (the American Association of Retired Persons). The library staff will post information on other sources of free income tax assistance on this website as they become known to us.
The Alamance County Public Libraries have a variety of resources to help local job seekers.
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