Canadian Benefits Association is a private company and is not affiliated with any government agency. You can do this paperwork yourself at no cost. If you would rather we prepare it, our fee is 33% of any refund issued to you, and if no refund is issued, you owe us nothing.
We prepare your paperwork from start to finish, so nothing is missed.
Our 33% fee applies only to a refund issued to you.
Preparing paperwork for Canadian families.
The same person handles your file the whole way through.
We handle all paperwork, saving you time and stress.
The tax agency looks at how daily life is affected in areas like these, and it makes the decision.
Difficulty walking or standing for extended periods due to pain, weakness, or mobility limitations.
Significant difficulty hearing, even with devices, that affects daily communication.
Challenges eating or preparing food independently due to physical or cognitive limitations.
Difficulty dressing or undressing without assistance or excessive time.
Speech impairments that make communication slow, unclear, or significantly limited.
Frequent or severe bladder or bowel issues requiring ongoing management.
Severe vision impairment that affects daily tasks, even with corrective lenses.
Conditions that significantly limit memory, focus, judgment, or emotional regulation.
Daily life-sustaining treatments that require substantial time and medical management.
Simple. Guided. Handled properly from start to finish.
Tell us about your situation. No cost and no obligation.
We explain the process in plain language and set up your file.
We prepare the paperwork and coordinate with your medical practitioner.
We handle the back-and-forth and keep your file moving.
The tax agency makes the decision. We keep you updated and handle any adjustments that follow.
Yes. You can do the paperwork yourself at no cost. We are the option for people who would rather not prepare it alone.
To begin we need your contact details and a little about your situation. A medical practitioner, including but not limited to your family doctor, must certify the severity of the impairment on the DTC form.
No. Sending the form starts a review of your situation. The decision is made by the tax agency, based on how your impairment affects your daily living rather than on the diagnosis alone.
Processing times vary. Once the completed paperwork is received, the review can take several weeks to a few months depending on case complexity and volume.
We charge 33% of any refund issued to you, and only on a successful claim. If no refund is issued, there is nothing to pay.
You give us access through your own online tax account, and you can withdraw that access whenever you choose.
If the credit is approved, prior tax years may be reassessed, potentially up to 10 years. What you receive depends on each year’s situation and how much tax you paid.