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The Disability Tax Credit, Caregiver Credit, and related federal and Alberta provincial credits are among the most under-claimed benefits in Canada. Many Albertans with chronic conditions, mental health challenges, or family caregiving responsibilities qualify — and leave thousands of dollars unclaimed every year.

✓ Free DTC Eligibility Review	A no-cost assessment of whether you or your loved one may qualify — before spending any time or effort on the application process.
✓ All Applicable Credits	Guidance on DTC, Canada Caregiver Credit, Medical Expenses, and Attendant Care — making sure nothing is missed.
✓ T2201 Application Assistance	Help completing the T2201 Disability Tax Credit Certificate — including what your medical practitioner needs to document for the best chance of approval.
✓ Retroactive Claims — Up to 10 Years	If eligible in previous years but never applied, retroactive claims can result in a significant lump sum refund from CRA — going back up to 10 years.
✓ Caregiver Credit Review	For those supporting aging parents or disabled dependants — making sure you're claiming the Canada Caregiver Credit you're entitled to.
✓ Appeals Support	If CRA has previously denied your claim, we provide follow-up support and appeal assistance — we have successfully appealed and won.

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Who This Is For

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Albertans with a physical or mental impairment that restricts daily activities
Parents of children with disabilities or developmental delays in Alberta
Adults caring for aging parents with mobility, cognitive, or health challenges
People who have been turned down by the CRA — we have successfully appealed and won
Anyone who has been told they probably do not qualify — a free review costs nothing

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Common Questions

Frequently asked questions about disability tax credit review

The DTC covers conditions affecting vision, speaking, hearing, walking, elimination, feeding, dressing, and mental functions. The key test is whether the impairment is prolonged (lasting 12 or more months) and markedly restricts a basic activity of daily living. Many Alberta residents with chronic conditions qualify and do not know it.

The federal DTC is worth approximately $1,500–$2,000 per year in tax savings. Combined with Alberta provincial credits and potential retroactive claims up to 10 years, eligible individuals can receive $10,000–$20,000 or more in total refunds from the CRA.

Not necessarily. Many physicians are unfamiliar with the CRA specific criteria for the DTC. The T2201 form requires careful wording about functional impact, not just a diagnosis. I can help you understand the criteria and discuss the form requirements with your medical practitioner.

Yes — the initial review to assess whether a claim is worth pursuing is completely free. If we proceed with a claim, my fee is based on the work involved and is quoted clearly before we begin.

You may qualify for $15,000 or more in tax credits — and not know it.

How I can help with disability tax credit review

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Frequently asked questions about disability tax credit review

You may be entitled to thousands in tax credits.