On January 26, 1992, the public accommodations provisions of the ADA took effect. They require businesses open to the public (e.g., restaurants, convenience stores, nail salons) to be accessible to the handicapped, which may necessitate making renovations “readily achievable” (those done without much difficulty or expense). For more about ADA lawsuits against small business owners, read my recent blog post.
New blog post today! Earned Income Tax Credit and Your Business
