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    AI Accessibility Widget ADA, Section 508, AODA,EN 301549, WCAG 2.1 AA
  • Website PagesWebsite Pages
  • Accessibility statementAccessibility statement
  • Certificate of performanceCertificate of performance
  • Automatic fixesAutomatic fixes
  • Analytics reportAnalytics report
  • SupportSupport
  • Small Business

  • $10

    per month

  • Website Pagesup to 1,000 Pages
  • Accessibility statement
  • Certificate of performance
  • Automatic fixes
  • Analytics report
  • Support24/7 email tech
  • High Growth

  • $30

    per month

  • Website Pagesup to 10,000 Pages
  • Accessibility statement
  • Certificate of performance
  • Automatic fixes
  • Analytics report
  • Support24/7 email tech
  • Enterprise

  • $59

    per month

  • Website Pagesup to 100,000 Pages
  • Accessibility statement
  • Certificate of performance
  • Automatic fixes
  • Analytics report
  • Support24/7 email tech

Accessibility
ADA Tax Credit

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Accessibility Tax Credit

In order to incentivize businesses to adhere to ADA compliance requirements, the U.S. government decided to help businesses that attain accessibility requirements, including for their websites.

Section 44 of the IRS Code allows a tax credit for small businesses while Section 190 of the IRS Code allows a tax deduction for all businesses.

The difference between a tax credit and a tax deduction is that a tax credit is subtracted from what you owe in taxes (after calculating your taxes), while a tax deduction is subtracted from your total income before calculating your taxes. In other words, a tax deduction is applied to your taxable income.

Download IRS Form 8826 >
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