By qualifying for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC), you may receive refunds on past taxes and reduce future tax payments, providing financial relief. This can also open doors to additional support, such as the Registered Disability Savings Plan, Canada Worker’s Benefit, and Child Disability Benefit—resources that can help ease the financial burden for you and your family, allowing you to focus on your well-being.
1. Applying for the credit –
There are 2 sections to the form. One section is completed by you and the medical portion can be completed by a physician, Nurse Practitioner, or psychologist. If you do not have a physician, the ADHD Centre for Women can provide assistance through one of our physicians.
2. Claiming the credit on your tax return
If your application is approved, you may then claim the disability amount on your tax return.
Make payment online for $350.00 which is the ADHD Centre for Women’s fee to complete the Disability Tax Credit Application Form.
You will be contacted by email within 2-3 days with further information.
The Disability Tax Credit Application, completed and signed by one of our physicians will be emailed to you. We only complete the pdf/paper version of the Disability Tax Credit application form, not the online application form.
After you complete your section of the Disability Tax Credit Application, you may submit it to your accountant or directly to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
Make payment online for $350.00 which is the Adult ADHD Centre fee to complete the Disability Tax Credit Application Form.
You will be contacted by email within 2-3 days with further information.
The Disability Tax Credit Application, completed and signed by the Medical Director, will be emailed to you. The Medical Director only completes the pdf/paper version of the Disability Tax Credit application form, not the online application form.
After you complete your section of the Disability Tax Credit Application, you may submit it to your accountant or directly to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
While we cannot guarantee what will happen in any particular person’s situation, our experience is that patients with confirmed ADHD have received thousands of dollars in past taxes refunded to them, as well as reduced tax payments in future years.
This process will involve yourself and a medical practitioner, as well as your family physician, psychologist, or the Adult ADHD Centre.
If your application is approved, you may then claim the disability amount on your next tax return.
It is a non-refundable tax credit provided by the Government of Canada. It helps reduce the income tax that people with physical or mental impairments, or supporting family members, may have to pay.
ADHD is an invisible ailment with many burdensome factors and qualifies for a disability tax credit. If your ADHD has had a severe effect on your life, you deserve all the support you can get.
Women with ADHD may require extra guidance in overcoming daily challenges. Assistive devices, medicine, therapy and other related medical costs can add up.
People will receive thousands of dollars in past taxes refunded to them, and they save on tax payments in the future. You may qualify for up to $35,000.
The DTC also opens the doors for other federal, provincial, and territorial programs.
Yes. You may file your disability tax credit claim for yourself, a partner, or a dependant. The DTC is available for both individuals with the medical condition and their caregivers.
Yes. You may be eligible for prior years. The DTC is backdated for up to 10 years.
We recommend discussing with an accountant or someone who is qualified to do your taxes. You may also see here for more information.
It is a non-refundable tax credit provided by the Government of Canada. It helps reduce the income tax that people with physical or mental impairments, or supporting family members, may have to pay.
Yes. You may file your disability tax credit claim for yourself, a partner, or a dependant. The DTC is available for both individuals with the medical condition and their caregivers.
ADHD is an invisible ailment with many burdensome factors and qualifies for a disability tax credit. If your ADHD has had a severe effect on your life, you deserve all the support you can get.
Yes. You may be eligible for prior years. The DTC can be approved and backdated for up to 10 years.
Women with ADHD may require extra guidance in overcoming daily challenges. Assistive devices, medicine, therapy and other related medical costs can add up. You may qualify for up to thousands of dollars that can offset these additional costs.
The DTC also opens the doors for other federal, provincial, and territorial programs.
We recommend discussing with an accountant or someone who is qualified to do your taxes. You may also see here for more information.
It is a non-refundable tax credit provided by the Government of Canada. It helps reduce the income tax that people with physical or mental impairments, or supporting family members, may have to pay.
ADHD is an invisible ailment with many burdensome factors and qualifies for a disability tax credit. If your ADHD has had a severe effect on your life, you deserve all the support you can get.
Women with ADHD may require extra guidance in overcoming daily challenges. Assistive devices, medicine, therapy and other related medical costs can add up.
People will receive thousands of dollars in past taxes refunded to them, and they save on tax payments in the future. You may qualify for up to $35,000.
The DTC also opens the doors for other federal, provincial, and territorial programs.
Yes. You may file your disability tax credit claim for yourself, a partner, or a dependant. The DTC is available for both individuals with the medical condition and their caregivers.
Yes. You may be eligible for prior years. The DTC is backdated for up to 10 years.
We recommend discussing with an accountant or someone who is qualified to do your taxes. You may also see here for more information.
