Frequently Asked Questions

If you are one of the millions of Canadians currently out of work due to a severe, long-term injury or physical or mental condition, you may be eligible for…

It’s hard to find any silver lining when you’ve been out of work due to an injury or debilitating condition, especially if the problem has affected you for years….

If you live in Canada and are currently unable to work because of a physical or mental condition, you may qualify for a disability tax credit. The tax credit…

If you live in Canada and are currently out of work due to a debilitating injury, you are probably struggling with financial difficulties on top of physical problems. Fortunately,…

The Government of Canada offers the disability tax credit to those currently injured or unable to work because of a long-term condition. The credit comes in the form of…

Canada’s disability tax credit program has been a life-saver for millions of families. Let’s face it: accidents and injuries happen, and we are sometimes left unable to work. For…

If you currently aren’t working because you sustained an injury or have a long-term medical condition, your first thought is the well-being of your family. Medical care can be…

Have you been thrown out of work because of a debilitating physical or mental condition? If so, priority number one should be getting healthy. Number two, should be getting…

If you qualify for a disability tax credit from the Government of Canada, congratulations! The tax credit can help you get the much-needed funds. Now that you know about…

If you are one of the millions of Canadians currently unable to work because of a physical or mental disability, life can feel like a daily struggle. First, there…

Yes, there many expenses that are often claimed in error, either accidentally or on purpose. These include: Athletic or fitness club fees, non-prescription birth control devices, blood pressure monitors,…

As a spouse, dependent, family member, caregiver or legal executor, you are allowed to make a claim in the name of a deceased person.

We offer an absolutely cost-free and obligation-free initial consultation to help determine your eligibility. If you choose to enlist our help afterwards, an enrollment kit will be sent to…

You can claim the Disability Tax Credit at any time of the year, since you can claim it for previous years as well.

How to re-apply for Disability Tax Credit if I’ve previously been denied? We recommend strongly that you speak to a Disability Tax Credit expert before applying for the tax…

If the physical or mental condition/impairment was present for at least 12 months, continuously, sometime during the last 10 years, you can apply for Disability Tax Credit.

Persons who are disabled may realize a disability tax benefit if there are problems with vision, hearing, speaking, bowel or bladder functions, walking, feeding, dressing or performing mental activities…

The government of Canada says a disability is a physical or mental impairment that is “severe” and “prolonged” and prevents a person from returning to work on a regular…

This depends on a variety of factors. Sometimes, various health conditions produce continuous after-effects which allow for the impairment to persist, even though the condition itself is not explicitly…

To know if you qualify, you have to file Form T2201, “Disability Tax Credit Certificate” with Canada Revenue Agency. This document needs to be validated by a doctor.

People with significant and prolonged impairments, physical or mental, no matter their age qualify. Qualification depends on the severity of the impairment as well as its longevity. Typically, the…

 Canadian Disability Tax Credit The Canadian Disability Tax Credit is a non-refundable income tax credit that reduces annual income tax payable for those who qualify. Such people have found…