To be eligible for the Disability Tax Credit, you must have a severe and prolonged physical or mental impairment. Form 2201, the Disability Tax Credit Certificate, includes the following disability sections: vision, speaking, hearing, walking, elimination, feeding, dressing, and performing the mental functions of everyday living. This article will discuss the first four sections. […]
Improve Your Quality of Life with a Disability Credit
Disabilities affect people in different ways, whether it’s getting out of bed or using the bathroom, walking, eating, talking, getting dressed, or even concentrating on a favorite pastime. A disability can be a prolonged physical or mental impairment and can affect quality of life, which means you need all the help you can to maintain […]
Common Questions about the Disability Tax Benefit
Canadians citizens or permanent residents with a disability who receive financial and other benefits from the federal or provincial governments also has another perk beyond simple peace of mind – a disability tax benefit, resulting in lower taxes for themselves, their dependants, and their caregivers. At Disability Credit Consultants of Canada (DCC), we strive to […]
Understanding Definitions for the Disability Tax Credit
Being disabled is difficult enough, but being disabled and not having a reliable source of income or assistance is even worse. That’s why our company strives to treat each client with dignity and respect, to understand the circumstances of their or a loved one’s disability, and to help them find the assistance they need. One […]
Take Advantage of the Child Disability Benefit in Canada
If you’re a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, you may be able to take advantage of the child disability benefit offered through the federal or provincial governments, which are similar to the kinds of programs available in many Western countries. If you qualify for benefits, your child is covered whether he or she is an […]