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One of the most important factors that influence your Disability Tax Credit approval is the impact of the disability on your basic activities of daily living (or BADL). The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has a strict checklist of medical conditions that qualify for tax credits and benefits. That said, it’s not only the disability that…

In Ontario, only 3% of caregivers receive any form of supplementary income. Examples of this type of income include social assistance or welfare, child tax benefits, workers’ compensation or tax credits and deductions. The 3% is a startling number when one takes a moment to consider the time, effort, and money required to care for…

Disability Tax Credits (DTC) are designed to help individuals and families cope with the added financial burdens that come with disabilities. Unfortunately, far too many Canadians fail to qualify for the DTC simply because of a basic error in their application. If you are eligible, or if you are not sure about your eligibility for…