Expert articles, guides, and updates about the Disability Tax Credit, eligibility, and the application process.
The DTC Child Supplement provides an additional federal credit of up to $5,500 per year for children under 18 with an approved DTC. This guide explains the supplement, the Child Disability Benefit, and how to maximize both.
The Canada Disability Benefit began payments in July 2025 and is now in full operation. The only way to qualify is through an approved Disability Tax Credit. This guide explains the CDB amounts, income thresholds, and how to apply.
ADHD is one of the most common qualifying conditions for the DTC in children. This guide explains how CRA evaluates ADHD in children, what your paediatrician needs to document, and the combined benefits your family may be entitled to.
Autism spectrum disorder qualifies under multiple CRA functional categories — mental functions, speaking, feeding, and cumulative effects. This guide explains how to build the strongest possible DTC application for your child with ASD.
Type 1 diabetes qualifies under CRA's life-sustaining therapy category when management requires 14+ hours per week. This guide explains how to document your child's insulin therapy time and maximize retroactive benefits.
The Canada Disability Benefit is a new federal income support program for working-age Canadians with disabilities. DTC approval is a prerequisite. Here's what we know so far.
The Child Disability Benefit (CDB) provides up to $3,322/year in tax-free monthly payments per eligible child. DTC approval is the key — once approved, CRA automatically calculates your CDB. Learn eligibility, retroactive claims, and how to maximize your family's benefits.
