Workmen's Compensation statistics show how the strong reliable worker can succumb to work-related injuries. But not all disabled people come from accidents on the job. Many diseases and other unfortunate human complications make some people less physically capable than others. Fortunately, the Tax Code provides for tax benefits for disabled taxpayers. The catch is you have to be certified that you have a disability by a qualified doctor. This is not a problem for obvious injury, but people who are borderline have trouble getting the IRS to agree to paying these disabled benefits. Of course, the IRS has to protect the taxpayers money and have in place a standard procedure for qualifying for these benefits.

Below is a helpful article to get you through the tax preparation season.

Here are some of the benefits available to disabled taxpayers:
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	<li>tax benefits for disabled taxpayers</li>


	<li>The Earned Income Tax Credit </li>

	<li>The Credit for the Elderly or Disabled </li>

	<li>Child or Dependent Care Credit </li>

	<li>Impairment-Related Work Expenses </li>

	<li>Impact on the Standard Deduction </li>

Gross Income 