That depends, as some medical conditions have episodes of flare-ups, or exacerbations and-the-like, that cause on going after effects. So, the condition itself may not be present but the after effects are significant enough that they warrant consideration of qualifying for the Canadian Disability Tax Credit. We has successfully helped many clients who were unclear with these criteria.
This depends on your specific medical condition, how your forms are completed, and if your condition improves. The majority of our clients do not have to re-apply once approved.
No, the Disability Tax Credit can be claimed anytime throughout the year. Being that prior tax credit years can be claimed, there is no need to wait until annual income tax filing time.
Tax preparers and accountants do not specialize in the Disability Tax Credit. They, like many medical practitioners, often perceive that the qualifying criteria for the DTC are only for the severely disabled. As such, they don’t actively recommend the DTC to all their clients who might qualify. If they do recommend it to some, it is usually limited to providing them a form and simply advising to have their doctor look it over to determine if they qualify.
Revenue Canada Disability
Yes. A surviving spouse, caregiver, dependent, or family member/legal executor can make a claim for the DTC on behalf of the deceased person.
That depends, as some medical conditions have episodes of flare-ups, or exacerbations and-the-like, that cause on going after effects. So, the condition itself may not be present but the after effects are significant enough that they warrant consideration of qualifying for the Canadian Disability Tax Credit. We has successfully helped many clients who were unclear with these criteria.
This depends on your specific medical condition, how your forms are completed, and if your condition improves. The majority of our clients do not have to re-apply once approved.
As long as your condition has lasted for twelve continuous months during any period within the last ten years, you can apply.
No, the Disability Tax Credit can be claimed anytime throughout the year. Being that prior tax credit years can be claimed, there is no need to wait until annual income tax filing time.
Tax preparers and accountants do not specialize in the Disability Tax Credit. They, like many medical practitioners, often perceive that the qualifying criteria for the DTC are only for the severely disabled. As such, they don’t actively recommend the DTC to all their clients who might qualify. If they do recommend it to some, it is usually limited to providing them a form and simply advising to have their doctor look it over to determine if they qualify.