Hello, this is Simon Worgan from the Canadian disability tax credit association. Here are some of the frequently asked questions we get all the time.
Which disabilities are eligible? We have listed over 50 conditions on our website. There are many disabilities not listed here that may still qualify. If you have an impairment in physical or mental functions which is

expected to last more than one year then you could qualify.
Who is a qualified practitioner? A qualified practitioner would include a doctor, optometrist, audiologist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, psychologist and speech-language pathologist. It can be very time consuming to obtain the information from the qualified practitioner. We have the experience to speed up
the process so that everything is completed in an accurate and timely manner so that you can get your refund ASAP
How long does it take? The average time is about 16 weeks to six months to receive the disability tax credit payments. They are usually made in three month installments. You don’t have to pay taxes on this money, it is non-taxable.
Who can claim the disability tax credit? The person with the disability can make a claim or you can claim for your children, your parents or someone who is dependent on you. If the person with the disability does not have income to qualify then you can receive the money for them and help them out.
How much does it cost? There are no up front fees. You don’t pay until we get you a refund.
Our team will do all the work to ensure that you get the money you deserve as soon as possible.
We will complete the entire application process, including communicate with your qualified practitioner, file with Canada revenue agency and maximise the benefit by transferring any unused credits.
Call us today at 416 626 2727 or send an email to [email protected] or visit our website at www.cantaxcredit.ca and complete the on line application. We look forward to hearing from you.