• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

Disability Tax Credits & Benefits Service, Child Disability Tax, t2201 Certificate

We specialize in Canadian adult & child disability tax credits & benefits, best results with disability tax credit applications, forms & t2201 certificate

  • Resources
    • ADHD Test & Self-Assessment
  • Company
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Blog
    • Scholarship for Canadian Students with Disabilities
  • 1-844-800-6020
  • Disability Tax Credit
    • The Disability Tax Credit Ultimate Resource Guide
    • The Definitive Guide to The Child Disability Tax Credit
    • Disability Tax Credit Eligibility – Facts, Information & Resources
    • Disability Tax Credit FAQ
    • Disability Tax Credit Province Resources
    • Disability Tax Credit Calculator
  • CPP Disability
    • The Ultimate CPP Disability Guide
    • CPP Disability Benefits Application Guide
    • CPP Disability Benefits FAQ
    • CPP Disability Denial and Appeal Overview
  • Results
    • Testimonials
    • Case Studies
  • FREE ASSESSMENT

Sadie: Ehlers Donlos Syndrome

Sadie is a 4-year-old girl from Sudbury On. suffering from Ehlers Donlos Syndrome.
Sadie was previously denied!
Received $8,454.84 in Disability Tax Credits

REQUEST A FREE ASSESSMENT
Home » Case Studies » Sadie: Ehlers Donlos Syndrome

Sadie is a 4-year-old girl from Sudbury On. suffering from Ehlers Donlos Syndrome which affects connective tissues, most typically in the joints, skin, and blood vessels and causes effects ranging from mildly loose joints to life-threatening complications.
Sadie wears a special suit (body brace) called a “Spio Suit” (thoracolumbar sacral orthosis, and a lower body orthosis) that she cannot take off and on herself, she requires constant one on one support beyond what any 4-year-old would need with walking, dressing, playground, everyday social settings, toileting and eating.
Sadie’s parents pay out of pocket for Physiotherapist and Speech Therapist.

With all of the above impairments you would think the CRA will find Sadie eligible right away, but Sadie’s original Disability Tax Credit Application was denied by the CRA.
Disability Credit Canada appealed the CRA’s decision and requested a second review.
we studied the previous DTC application and found several issues with the way the DTC was originally submitted.
We reviewed Sadie’s medical records, interviewed the parents, spoke with the pediatrician and the specialist. We then formulated the case using all material and submitted the new information we gathered to the CRA and requested them to review the case again.
The CRA reviewed Sadie’s case and approved her for the DTC from 2016 to 2023.

Sadie’s parents received a total of $8,454.84 in retroactive refunds and are expected to receive about $4000 in tax refunds and Child Disability Benefits for the next 5 years.

Primary Sidebar

Use Our Simple Calculator to Estimate Your Disability Tax Credits & Benefits

CALCULATE

7248

Request a Free Assessment

Footer

Disability Credit Canada

3701 Chesswood Drive, #208
Toronto, Ontario M3J 2P6
Canada
Phone: 1-844-800-6020
Fax: 647-846-7542
Privacy Policy

Disability Tax Credit Resources

  • The Disability Tax Credit Resource Guide (updated February 2021)
  • The Definitive Guide To Child Disability Tax Credit
  • Disability Tax Credit Calculator
  • Disability Tax Credit Frequently Asked Questions
  • Disability Tax Credit Form – T2201
  • Province Resources
  • Disability Tax Credit Application Process
  • Disability Tax Credit Eligible Conditions Information

CPP Disability Resources

  • The Ultimate CPP Disability Guide
  • CPP Disability Benefits Application Guide
  • Reasons CPP Disability Applications Are Denied
  • CPP Disability Denial and Appeal Overview
  • How To Write a CPP Disability Appeal Letter
  • CPP Disability Request For Reconsideration
  • How To Write a CPP Disability Request For Reconsideration
  • CPP Disability Appeal: Social Security Tribunal – General Division
  • CPP Disability Appeal: Social Security Tribunal – Appeal Division

Recent Posts

  • 4 Reasons Why Hiring A CPP Disability Lawyer is a Mistake
  • Thinking About Your Mobility This Winter? Check Out The Benefits of Mobility Scooters!
  • Three Strategies to Help Students with Learning Disabilities By Heather Desjardins
  • Discussion With Founders Of “You Are Collective” On How To Build The Positivity Around Mental Health Issues
  • How To Treat ADHD The Non-Pharmaceutical Approach By John Stevenson
Copyright © 2021 Disability Credit Canada