When you’re unable to work because of a serious injury, illness, or other condition, it’s difficult to find reasons to be optimistic. First, there is the actual condition itself. Then there are expenses for medical treatment and physical therapy. On top of that, your income is greatly reduced, or in some cases, eliminated. Without question, […]
“Dyslexia” is a general term that refers to any disability that limits your ability to read or comprehend language while not affecting intelligence. Dyslexia is the most common learning disorder, affecting upwards of 15% of people in North America. Part of what makes the issue of dyslexia so pressing, however, is how hard it is […]
“Arthritis” is an umbrella term that refers to any disorder that causes inflammation of one or more joints. It is extremely common, ranking first among women and third among men as the leading cause of disability in Canada. Although arthritis can strike anyone – it is not genetic – and hundreds of thousands of Canadian […]
At this point, the only way for sufferers of celiac disease to effectively manage their condition is to follow a strict gluten-free diet at all times; but that could change shortly with several new drug therapies undergoing clinical trials, and several others at the pre-clinical trial phase. While it could still be several years before […]
Investigation into factors that affect the onset and development of autism spectrum disorder is ongoing. The sheer number of autistic traits that suffer demonstrate, however, makes this process very difficult and to date, there have been a great number of both genetic and environmental factors that have been linked to this illness. However, until recently, […]
Epilepsy takes many forms, and because of this there is no concrete answer to whether or not a child with epilepsy will be eligible for the Disability Tax Credit. However, there are many cases in which it does apply – and understanding whether or not this is the case in your particular situation is important. […]
If you or a loved one are living with a disability, it’s assumed that you will incur living expenses that other citizens of Canada won’t – which is why the Government of Canada offers Disability Tax Credits to help those living with disabilities to rest just a little bit easier. However, applying for Disability Tax […]
Let’s face it – understanding Government of Canada documents can be confusing. But that shouldn’t be the reason why you don’t reap the benefits of the services they offer.If you’re looking after a child (under 18 years of age) with a long-term disability, you might be eligible for the Child Disability Tax Credit. But what […]
Disability Tax Credits have long been available for both children and adults living with a disability in Canada. However, it was only in the past few years that children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD/ADD) have been able to qualify for the tax credit program. Not all children with ADHD will qualify, but a fair […]
Are you wondering whether or not you are eligible to receive a Disability Tax Credit from the Government of Canada? You’re not alone. The Government of Canada offers several types of Disability Tax Credits, and it’s not always completely clear who is eligible to apply. To make things simple, we’ve done the research for you, […]
The uniqueness of each person with autism means that living with autistic children is a different experience for everyone. Times can often be stressful as you learn the best way to live with your beautiful child – which is why money should be the least of your worries. Thankfully, there are government programs and disability […]
There are a great number of problems and challenges that would qualify a person for the Canadian Revenue Agency’s Disability Tax Credit (DTC) but many are unknown to the general public. One of those is a problem that many people are unaware that they even suffer from. It manifests emotionally with a foreboding sense of […]