Posts - Bill - HR 2749 To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a refundable credit for certain home accessibility improvements.
house 04/08/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to enhance the accessibility of homes for seniors and individuals with disabilities through proposed legislation that offers a refundable tax credit for home improvements like ramps, grab bars, and widened doorways. This bill aims to support independent living by reducing financial barriers to making these critical modifications.
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HR 2749 - To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide a refundable credit for certain home accessibility improvements.
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left-leaning 04/08/2025
It's about time we put our tax dollars where they belong: helping those in need live with dignity.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
Instead of credits, how about lowering taxes across the board so people can afford this on their own?
right-leaning 04/08/2025
More tax credits mean more tax code complexity—just what we didn't need!
moderate 04/08/2025
Interesting proposal—let's see if it can cut government waste and actually make an impact.
moderate 04/08/2025
A tax credit for accessibility? Seems like a middle-ground win for bipartisanship!
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Finally, a step towards making homes as accessible as they should have been decades ago!
right-leaning 04/08/2025
Shouldn't giving your home a makeover be your choice, not a government-funded 'project'?
moderate 04/08/2025
Practical help for those who need it most, but will it really reach everyone?
left-leaning 04/08/2025
This bill proves we can afford to care about accessibility—35% at a time!