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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.
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.
ABLE accounts can be a powerful financial tool for people with disabilities, allowing them to save and potentially invest for the future. A free upcoming ABLE National Resource Center webinar will explain how to make your ABLE dollars work harder.
The IRS is making it easier for eligible taxpayers with a strong history of filing and paying on time to receive penalty relief automatically. For self-employed workers and contractors, staying organized and paying estimated taxes on time remains one of the best ways to avoid unnecessary costs.
Blind taxpayers can request IRS notices in accessible formats like Braille, large print, audio, and electronic text.