Disabled Access Credit Modernization Act

Key Points

• This bill changes the tax code to help small businesses get money back for making their buildings and services easier for people with disabilities to use. It covers costs for things like building ramps, hiring sign language interpreters, or buying special equipment.
• A key change is that businesses can now get the tax credit even if they do more than the law requires. Right now, some businesses might not get the credit if they go above and beyond the basic rules, but this bill ensures they are still rewarded for those extra efforts.
• The plan also requires the government to reach out to small business owners to make sure they know these tax breaks exist. Many owners might not realize they can get help paying for these important upgrades to their shops or offices.
• If passed, these new rules would apply to any money a business spends on accessibility starting in 2027. The Treasury Department would have one year to set up the final rules and start the public information program.

Impact Analysis

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