Start with your loved one
The person with the impairment must meet the DTC criteria. Mental and physical effects can both be relevant.
Helping a loved one navigate medical tax benefits? Understand their options, your role and whether family sponsorship may help.
A real person. Every step.The person with the impairment must meet the DTC criteria. Mental and physical effects can both be relevant.
An eligible supporting relative may be able to claim an unused disability amount when the person cannot use it all themselves.
We explain the support information, consent and CRA authorization needed. Being a caregiver does not automatically authorize access to someone’s tax account.
Behind the numbers are people and families who came looking for guidance.
Historical figures reported by Enable Benefits. Individual outcomes vary; these figures do not guarantee approval or a refund.
Your practitioner’s medical certification and the CRA decision are separate steps; we explain what is needed along the way.
Tell us who you’re applying for and what you would like help with. We’ll explain the next steps.
We review the relevant tax information and discuss medical certification with you.
We help prepare the information needed and guide you through the submission process.
The CRA makes the decision. We explain the result and any refund-related next steps.
Standard service fee: 33% of the refund, plus applicable tax, payable after you receive the refund. Understand the process and fees
A spouse, common-law partner or another qualifying relative may be eligible. The applicable support and tax requirements vary by relationship.
For a qualifying dependent relative, CRA considers regular, consistent support with necessities such as food, shelter or clothing. We review which rules apply to your circumstances.
A few simple questions. No documents needed. No obligation.