Clients have claimed up to
$45,000We look at past tax years and the support you may qualify for.
CANADIAN MEDICAL TAX BENEFITSA little guidance.
A little guidance.
A lot more support.
We help you and your family explore the benefits you may qualify for, with a real person beside you.
✓ No upfront service fees✓ No obligation
20+Years of team experience
$0Upfront service fees
CanadaHelp by phone and online
EXPERIENCE THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Big results. Personal support.
Behind the numbers are people and families who came looking for guidance.
1M+Canadians helped
$410M+Benefits successfully claimed
97%Reported success rate
2 in 3Previously denied claims approved
Historical figures reported by Enable Benefits. Individual outcomes vary; these figures do not guarantee approval or a refund.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINTSupport that meets you
Support that meets you
where you are.
Choose a guide for your circumstances. You can explore more than one.
WHAT SUPPORT COULD MEAN FOR YOUR FAMILY
Support for every stage of life.
Refunds and benefits depend on your situation. We look at the options for you and your family.
Clients have claimed up to
$60,000See the tax relief and child benefits your family may qualify for.
Amounts are reported past outcomes for medical-related claims, not the annual DTC amount or a promise of payment. Eligibility, years approved, tax paid and applicable benefits affect the result. Service fees and applicable tax are additional.
DON’T COUNT YOURSELF OUTThere may be a path
There may be a path
you haven’t considered.
“But I only have ADHD.”
Mental-function impairments can qualify for the DTC, just as physical impairments can. You do not need a physical impairment.
ADHD, autism and mental health conditions may qualify when their effects meet the CRA’s criteria. A diagnosis alone does not establish eligibility.
Understand mental-function eligibilityNot enough tax to use the credit?
An eligible supporting family member may be able to claim your unused disability amount. At Enable, we call this sponsorship.
We review the family relationship, actual support and tax circumstances with you.
How sponsorship worksLET’S START WITH THE BASICS
The DTC, made simpler.
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is a tax credit from the CRA. It can lower the income tax of a person with a disability — or, in some cases, a family member who supports them.
Understand the Disability Tax Credit01
Apply for eligibility
You and your doctor or nurse describe the condition and how it affects everyday life.
02
Claim the credit if approved
If the CRA approves, the credit can lower the tax owed, depending on the tax situation.
THERE MAY BE MORE TO YOUR STORY
Who can we help?
For you, your child or someone you love. Let’s find your starting point.
FOR INDIVIDUALS
Myself
Find out if your medical condition may qualify for tax benefits.
Find my starting pointFOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS
My child
Start a free check for your child, with guidance for parents and guardians along the way.
Find my starting pointFOR FAMILIES & CAREGIVERS
A family member
See the options when you support a loved one or help them with a claim.
Find my starting pointUNDERSTANDING ELIGIBILITY
Your everyday life matters.
The Disability Tax Credit is assessed on functional restrictions, not a diagnosis alone. A medical practitioner’s certification and CRA approval are required.
Mental functions
Memory, concentration, judgment and other functions used in everyday life.
Understand this categoryWalking & mobility
When getting around involves significant, lasting restrictions.
Understand this categoryVision
Visual impairments that meet the CRA’s specific criteria.
Understand this categoryA CLEAR PATH FORWARD
Our process in detail One step at a time.
01
A conversation first
Tell us who you’re applying for and what you would like help with. We’ll explain the next steps.
02
A thorough review
We review the relevant tax information and discuss medical certification with you.
03
Support with your claim
We help prepare the information needed and guide you through the submission process.
04
Clarity through the outcome
The CRA makes the decision. We explain the result and any refund-related next steps.
EXPERTISE, WITH A HUMAN SIDEA real team.
A real team.
On your side.
Questions, forms, next steps — we’ll help you make sense of them, together.
- A clear explanation of the process and your options
- Help navigating medical and tax documentation
- Developed with Chartered Accountant Oversight
NO SURPRISESYour refund first.
Your refund first.
Our fee after.
No upfront service fees. The standard fee is 33% of your refund, plus applicable tax, payable after your refund is received.
Your signed agreement governs the services and fees that apply. You can also apply directly to the CRA yourself.
UNDERSTAND THE FEE
$
Example refund$10,000
Service fee (33%, before tax)$3,300
Remaining, before fee tax$6,700
Illustration only. This is a fee calculator, not a refund estimate. Tax on the fee is additional and is not included above. No particular refund is promised.
CLIENT STORIES
A little help can make a big difference.
Words from Enable Benefits clients. Each person’s circumstances and results are different.
With them, I received thousands back!
They not only got us approved but we got back a refund.
It was virtually no stress or anxiety involved.
What does the service cost?
There are no upfront service fees. The standard success fee shown on the current Enable Benefits website is 33% of your refund, plus applicable tax, payable after you receive your refund. Your agreement sets out the terms that apply to your case.
Does a medical diagnosis automatically qualify me?
No. For the Disability Tax Credit, the CRA looks at the impact on everyday functions, the severity and duration of restrictions, and certification by an appropriate medical practitioner. A diagnosis alone does not establish eligibility.
Can I work and still qualify?
Employment alone does not determine Disability Tax Credit eligibility. The review centres on qualifying restrictions in everyday activities. Your tax circumstances affect the amount of tax relief you can use.
What if I have not paid enough income tax?
The Disability Tax Credit is non-refundable. An eligible supporting family member may be able to use an unused portion, subject to the CRA’s rules. Ask our team to review the support arrangement and tax circumstances.
Can you help if I was previously denied?
A previous denial can be reviewed. Our team can discuss the decision and whether additional information or a further review may be appropriate. A new approval is not guaranteed.
MEET THE PEOPLE BEHIND ENABLE
Meet our leadership, advisory board & team Friendly faces. Here to help.
Samuel M
CEO
Chrisen D
Head of Operations
Zach G
Benefits Specialist
Lisa S
Caregiver Specialist
PROUDLY ROOTED IN CANADAFor Canadians.
For Canadians.
By Canadians.
We help Canadians understand medical tax benefits by phone and online.
You can speak with our team and complete your Enable paperwork from home. No visit to our office is needed.
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Serving Canadians nationwide
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