Tax season is hard enough. Inaccessible websites make it worse.

AudioEye explains that for people with disabilities, tax season presents an added challenge due to government and financial websites that remain deeply inaccessible, making it difficult—and in some cases, impossible—to meet their financial obligations independently.

Sierra Thomas for AudioEye

Posted 4/9/25

AudioEye explains that for people with disabilities, tax season presents an added challenge due to government and financial websites that remain deeply inaccessible, making it difficult—and in some cases, impossible—to meet their financial obligations independently.

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Tax season is hard enough. Inaccessible websites make it worse.

AudioEye explains that for people with disabilities, tax season presents an added challenge due to government and financial websites that remain deeply inaccessible, making it difficult—and in some cases, impossible—to meet their financial obligations independently.

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Tax season is hard enough. Inaccessible websites make it worse.

AudioEye explains that for people with disabilities, tax season presents an added challenge due to government and financial websites that remain deeply inaccessible, making it difficult—and in some cases, impossible—to meet their financial obligations independently.

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