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The UK Government websites are quite well known for their accessibility. Here's an arbitrary page as an example: https://www.gov.uk/check-income-tax-last-year

There's been a lot of effort put into 'government digital transformation' over the past few years.

You should see how I file my personal income tax, or my quarterly business tax account, in Australia. Completely responsive and accessible.

The desktop version is ridiculously huge though. I need to zoom to 66% to get a reasonable view.

Courtesy of USDS [0] perhaps?

Edit: Realized this is actually Massachusetts and not federal.

The social security website (ssa.gov) is mobile friendly. I haven't visited any other federal websites recently.

You develop income tax software on a mobile phone?

No, but I browse HN on a cell phone.