Expert articles, guides, and updates about the Disability Tax Credit, eligibility, and the application process.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder can qualify for the Disability Tax Credit if it causes a marked restriction in mental functions necessary for everyday life. This guide explains CRA's criteria, what your doctor needs to document, and why many OCD applications are denied.
Epilepsy and seizure disorders can qualify for the Disability Tax Credit when they cause a marked restriction in mental functions necessary for everyday life. CRA evaluates not just the seizures...
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.
PTSD is one of the most common conditions qualifying for the DTC under mental functions. Learn what CRA evaluates and how to build a strong application.
Mental functions necessary for everyday life is the most commonly claimed DTC category. Learn exactly what CRA evaluates and how conditions like ADHD, depression, and autism can qualify.
Bipolar Disorder is one of the most common conditions qualifying for the DTC under mental functions. Learn what CRA evaluates and how to build a strong application.
Anxiety is one of the most common conditions qualifying for the DTC under mental functions. Learn what CRA evaluates and how to build a strong application.
ADHD is one of the most common conditions qualifying for the DTC under mental functions. Learn what CRA evaluates and how to build a strong application.
