Internal Revenue Code Sec. 44

Disabled Access Credit: Save Up to $5,000 Annually on ADA Upgrades

Small businesses that spend money to improve accessibility for individuals with disabilities can claim a non-refundable tax credit of up to $5,000 each year under IRS Section 44.

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Section 44 Formula

50% Credit on Eligible Expenses

Max Eligible Expenses: $10,250
Minus Statutory Base: -$250
Maximum Annual Tax Credit: $5,000 Credit
Eligibility Criteria

What Expenses Qualify for Form 8826?

Small businesses with total revenues of $1,000,000 or less OR 30 or fewer full-time employees in the preceding tax year qualify.

01

Physical Barrier Removal

Installing wheelchair ramps, widening doorways, upgrading restroom facilities, or adding accessible parking signage.

02

Web & Digital Accessibility

Upgrading business websites, online ordering systems, and software portals to improve accessibility for users with disabilities.

03

Adaptive Communication Tools

Purchasing braille signage, audio equipment, telecommunication devices, or hiring qualified sign language interpreters for customers.

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