ADA Tax Incentives for Businesses
Summary
To help businesses welcome customers and employees with disabilities, the IRS offers a variety of incentives,” said Jana Burke, the director of the DBTAC Rocky Mountain ADA Center which provides information, training and informal guidance to individuals and organizations with rights and responsibilities under the ADA.The Center can guide businesses as they seek to understand their eligibility for these various tax credits, benefits and incentives.An often overlooked area are tax benefits for businesses working to stay in compliance with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA).“More than 54 million Americans with disabilities make up a huge, nearly untapped market for businesses of all types and sizes.To help businesses welcome customers and employees with disabilities, the IRS offers a variety of incentives,” said Jana Burke, the director of the DBTAC Rocky Mountain ADA Center which provides information, training and informal guidance to individuals and organizations with rights and responsibilities under the ADA.“Unfortunately many companies miss out on these tax credits and benefits by failing to take advantage of them,” stated Burke.These are individuals who have a physical or mental disability that results in a substantial handicap to employment.The DBTAC Rocky Mountain ADA Center provides information on the ADA to individuals and organizations in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming.