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Paid Research Opportunity: Understanding Tobacco Use Among Adults With Visual Disabilities
The University of Nevada, Reno is conducting a paid research study to better understand tobacco use and quitting experiences among adults who are blind or have low vision. Eligible participants will receive a $50 gift card.
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Paid Research Opportunity: Help Shape More Accessible Document Design
A research team from the University of Maryland and Adobe Research is seeking participants with experience designing and authoring accessible documents. Participants will take part in a two-hour Zoom session and receive a $50 Tango gift card for their time.
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Blind Entrepreneur Seeking Connections With Fellow Bookkeepers
Penny Forward is sharing this information on behalf of community member Jeff Scott, a blind entrepreneur who is starting a bookkeeping business and would like to connect with other blind bookkeepers to discuss their experiences.
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Federal Judge Protects Employment Opportunities for Blind Entrepreneurs Through Randolph-Sheppard Program
A federal judge has ruled in favor of blind entrepreneurs challenging changes to the Randolph-Sheppard program, preserving important employment opportunities for people who are blind who operate vending facilities and businesses on federal property.
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Navigating Overprotective Family Monitoring as an Adult with Disabilities
Living at home as an adult with a disability? Learn how to maintain financial independence, use accessible tools, and manage overprotective family monitoring.
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Summer Hiring? What Seasonal and Part Time Employers Need to Know About Taxes
Summer hires? Seasonal and part-time employers need to know federal tax rules, including withholding, Form 941, and Form 943 for agricultural workers.
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Mid-Year Is the Perfect Time to Check Your Taxes and Avoid Surprises
It is often too late to make meaningful tax changes during filing season. Learn why a mid-year check-in can help you reduce stress and improve your tax outcome.
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Prepare Now: Simple Steps to Protect Your Financial Records Before a Disaster
The IRS encourages taxpayers to prepare for disasters before they happen. Learn how storing documents electronically can help protect your financial records and simplify recovery.