The IRS may cover up to $5,000 of accessibility upgrades — including a website rebuild.
Many U.S. clinics can claim a federal tax credit for qualified accessibility “access expenditures.” PowerSURGE turns that incentive into a patient-ready ADA/WCAG website plus 365 days of compliance-minded upkeep (captioned media standards, accessible docs guidance, scans, and CPA-friendly documentation).
- What it is: A federal credit for qualified accessibility “access expenditures.”
- Why it matters: Better accessibility = cleaner UX, less friction, stronger trust.
- What we do: Build + document the work so your CPA has clean support.
*Educational information only — not tax advice. Eligibility, qualified expenditures, and actual credit value depend on facts and tax liability. A CPA makes the final determination.
Accessibility scope + documentation is where most options fall apart.
This is a conversion-first rebuild with itemized accessibility scope and a CPA-friendly documentation packet.
| Capability | PowerSURGE | DIY Builder | Local Designer | Random Freelancer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADA/WCAG-aligned scope | Yes | No | Sometimes | Unclear |
| Documentation packet for CPA review | Yes | No | No | No |
| Conversion-first structure | Yes | Basic | Maybe | Unproven |
| Local SEO foundations | Yes | Hit-or-miss | Maybe | Rarely |
| Optional 365-day support | Yes | No | Contract-based | Inconsistent |
Credit eligibility and qualifying expenses must be confirmed with your CPA. We provide documentation; we do not provide tax advice.
What you actually get (and what your CPA actually needs).
This is not a “plugin-and-pray” rebuild. It’s a conversion-first site rebuild with accessibility-minded execution, plus documentation so your CPA can review cleanly.
*Educational information only — not tax advice. A CPA confirms eligibility, qualified expenses, and credit value.
You’re not buying “a website.” You’re installing a 365-day ADA-minded growth system — and the IRS credit may help cover the accessibility portion.
The IRS Disabled Access Credit (IRC §44) generally uses this formula: (Eligible Spend − $250) × 50%, capped at $5,000 per year (CPA confirms eligibility + qualified scope).
- If your project includes ~$5,000–$6,000 of documented ADA/WCAG-aligned scope, your credit may land around $2,375–$2,875*.
- That can pull the “effective cost” of the $9,600 system closer to $6,700–$7,200* — while you still get the full system installed.
- The point of the 365-day structure: accessibility isn’t a one-time checkbox. New pages, videos, PDFs, and updates must stay accessible.
- Itemized scope of accessibility-aligned work (clear “what was done”).
- Documentation packet so your CPA has cleaner support at filing time.
- Ongoing compliance-minded updates (captions, accessible docs, structure hygiene).
*Educational only — not tax advice. Eligibility + qualified expenditures depend on your facts and tax liability. Your CPA makes the final determination.
Quick answers (so your CPA call is fast).
We build + document. Your CPA confirms eligibility, qualified expenses, and the final credit.
Is the credit actually “up to $5,000”?
Is the credit refundable?
What does “qualified spend” mean?
Why does 365-day support matter?
Do you guarantee I’ll get the credit?
*Educational information only — not tax advice.
Want to see if your $9,600 rebuild could be offset by the credit?
Book the call. We’ll walk the scope, the documentation, and the plain-English math — then your CPA makes the call.
*Educational info only — not tax advice.