If someone you know has a severe and prolonged medical condition that affect one or more activities of daily living.We can collect for you from the government up to $ 25,000 or more, Just 15 minutes of free tax consultation could save you 15% or more on your tax refund savings.Do not let your disability make you think inside the box, you are better off thinking outside the box.

 Just 15 minutes of free tax consultation could save you 30% or more on your disability tax credit claim benefits.

ADHD	Agoraphobia	Alzheimer’s disease	Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	Angina
Anorexia	Anxiety	Arthritis	Asperger’s syndrome	Ataxia
Auditory Processing Disorder	Autism	Bi-polar disorder	Blindness	Borderline personality disorder
Bulimia	Cerebral Palsy	Chromosome Abnormality	Chronic fatigue syndrome	Chronic pain Disorder
Colitis	Conduct Disorder	Coronary artery disease	Crohn’s disease	Dementia
Depression	Developmentally Delayed	Difficulty dressing	Difficulty hearing	Difficulty managing bowel or bladder
Difficulty walking	Difficulty feeding oneself	Down Syndrome	Epilepsy	Fibromyalgia
Generalized anxiety disorder	Glaucoma	Global Developmental Delay	Huntington’s disease	Hypermobility syndrome
Hypotonia	Irritable Bowel Syndrome	Learning Disabilities	Mania	Mental illness
Mild Intellectual disability	Multiple Personality Disorder	Multiple Sclerosis	Obsessive-compulsive disorder	Osteoarthritis
Panic Disorder	Parkinson’s disease	Post traumatic stress disorder	Psychotic episodes	Quadriplegic
Schizophrenia	Scoliosis	Seizure Disorder	Speech disorder	Stroke
Tourette syndrome

 

Line 316 Disability Amount (for self) and amount for person under 18 years of age:   If you are eligible for the disability tax credit (DTC), you may be able to claim the disability amount on your income tax and benefit return. To be eligible for the DTC, the form  T2201 must be approved, Disability Tax Credit Certificate. 

Line 318 – Disability amount transferred from a dependant:  that person may not need to claim all or part of that amount on his or her income tax and benefit return. Under certain conditions, your dependant may be able to transfer this amount to you. If your dependant is eligible for the disability tax credit (DTC), you may be able to claim all or part of his disability amount on your tax return. To be eligible for the DTC the form T2201, must be approved, Disability Tax Credit Certificate, for your dependant.