10/21/2026
π‘ If you qualify for the Disability Tax Credit: up to $66,000 for yourself, or up to $106,000 for a dependent child (10-year estimates, including RDSP grants and bonds).
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Disability Tax Credit (DTC): severe and prolonged impairment (12+ months), Form T2201 certified by a medical practitioner
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Claim BOTH amounts for 2025: federal $10,138 + Ontario $10,298 (amounts claimed, which lower your tax)
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Approved? Returns can be adjusted up to 10 years back
π¨βπ©βπ§ Unused amount can transfer to a supporting family member, and caregivers may also claim the Canada caregiver amount (up to $8,601) and the Ontario caregiver amount (up to $6,008)
π΅ Canada Disability Benefit: ages 18-64, low income, up to $200/month (July 2025-June 2026), rising to $204.20 from July 2026
π¦ RDSP (DTC approval required): up to $3,500/yr in grants + up to $1,000/yr in bonds
π§ Under 18? The Child Disability Benefit may also apply
β οΈ Some companies keep 20-30% of your refund. ProTax handles it all for a $50 per year flat fee.
π» Done remotely, no office visit needed.
π Unit 11, 800 Queenston Rd, Stoney Creek
π 905-930-7410
β οΈ ESTIMATES ONLY. Amounts apply only if the DTC is approved by CRA and income limits are met. RDSP grants/bonds go into a savings plan, not your pocket. The Canada Disability Benefit started June 2025, so it can't go back 10 years.
General information only, not tax advice. Eligibility and amounts depend on your situation and income. Book a consultation.