This credit covers 50% of eligible expenditures between $250 and $10,250, up to a maximum annual credit of $5,000.
To qualify for the Disabled Access Credit under Section 44 of the IRS Code, a business must meet at least one of the following criteria for the previous tax year:
The tax credit applies to "reasonable and necessary" expenses for removing barriers and improving accessibility, including those for digital properties.
Qualifying website-related expenses may include:
The process for claiming the tax credit is straightforward:
You can claim this credit each year you continue to invest in accessibility improvements.
The first step to claiming the Disabled Access Credit (DAC) is ensuring your accessibility improvements are fully compliant and documented.
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