Disability
Federal
Paid annually
Disability Tax Credit
Worth up to
$9,428/year
What is it?
A non-refundable tax credit that helps people with disabilities or their supporting family members reduce the income tax they pay.
Up to $9,428 in tax relief (plus supplement for under 18)
Who is it for?
- Must have a qualifying disability (DTC-eligible)
- Must file an income tax return
How to Apply
- 1Have your medical practitioner complete Form T2201
- 2Submit the form to the CRA for approval
- 3Once approved, claim the credit on your tax return
- 4May be able to claim for previous years (up to 10 years back)
Documents You May Need
Form T2201 (Disability Tax Credit Certificate)
Medical practitioner signature
Supporting medical documentation
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$2,000
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$7,200
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