ADA Tax Credit — How to Get a $5,000 Annual Tax Credit for Your Marketing Skip to main content

IRC § 44 · Form 8826

How to Get a
$5,000 Annual Tax Credit
for Your Marketing

Most small business owners don't know their website could trigger a lawsuit — settlements often run $20,000–$30,000. The good news: the government will pay them back up to $5,000 a year to fix it.


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Protect Your Business

ADA lawsuits are targeting small businesses every day. Most owners have no idea their website puts them at legal risk. We fix that.

Get Up to $5,000 Back Every Year

The IRS Disabled Access Credit pays small businesses back 50% of their accessible marketing expenses — up to $5,000 annually. Most people have never heard of it. Most of our clients get back more than they pay us.

We Handle Everything

From making your website compliant to filing the tax credit paperwork — we do the work so you don't have to.


About the founder

Noah Kawaguchi, founder of ADA Tax Credit, outdoors in Hawaii.

Hi, I'm Noah — a licensed real estate professional based in Hawaii. After discovering ADA compliance through my own family's business I made it my mission to help other small business owners do the same: protect their website from costly lawsuits and claim up to $5,000 back from the government every year. Most people have never heard of this. I'm here to change that.


Eligibility

Do You Qualify?

If your business has 30 or fewer full-time employees, pays taxes, and spends money on marketing — you likely qualify for up to $5,000 back per year. Every year.

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ADA Tax Credit is not a licensed tax advisor. Information provided is for educational purposes only. Consult your CPA or tax professional to confirm eligibility for IRC § 44 (Form 8826) — Disabled Access Credit.