Three stacked bars on a white field, the mark for moving through the pages

Tax Deadline 2027how to move through the pages

The pages are built so a keyboard, a screen reader, and a phone can reach the same words.

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What you should be able to do

See how the pages move. A skip link is the first control on every page. It moves focus to the main text. The menu on a phone is one row labeled Menu. Opening it covers the screen with the page list, and closing it returns you to the same row. On a wider screen the page list stays in the header and the Menu label is hidden.

Every form field has a visible label. Buttons name the action in two to four words. Pictures that are links say Click to or Tap to, followed by what opens. Pictures that are not links do not pretend to be buttons.

Text is 18 pixels, and the blue used for buttons is dark enough to stay readable with white type. Focus is a visible ring, not a color change alone. Motion on a card is a small lift, and it is turned off when the browser asks for reduced motion.

The chat chip labeled Ask a question sits at the lower right. It is a launcher, not a form. If it covers a control for you, call +1 844-324-7273 and tell us the page and the width. We will move it.

Cards that open, including the six forms on the home, keep their text in the page. You can read them with a keyboard. Nothing on the page moves by itself. The calendar on the booking page does not load until you tap, so the page does not jump.

If a page is hard to use, the same phone number is the way to tell us. We would rather fix the page than hand you a workaround.