Daily activities
Restrictions affecting walking, dressing, feeding and other eligible activities may be relevant. Describe what tasks take, even with appropriate treatment or devices.
Find out if a physical condition may qualify for tax credits. A real person guides you, and everything is done from home.
A real person. Every step.Restrictions affecting walking, dressing, feeding and other eligible activities may be relevant. Describe what tasks take, even with appropriate treatment or devices.
The DTC also has categories for vision, hearing, speaking and life-sustaining therapy. Each has its own criteria.
Significant restrictions across multiple eligible categories may qualify through the cumulative-effects rules. We help identify the appropriate starting point.
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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
It may be relevant when its effects meet the applicable functional criteria. A condition name on its own does not confirm eligibility.
Concrete examples of the activities affected, how long they take, how often limitations occur and the help or devices you use. An appropriate practitioner certifies the application; CRA decides.
A few simple questions. No documents needed. No obligation.