Who Can Help You Qualify For The Disability Tax Credit?

One of the biggest problems with the Disability Tax Credit is not enough people know about it. Many people looking for disability support wonder why they are just hearing about the Disability Tax Credit now, after struggling financially for years. Thankfully, a great feature of this tax credit is that it offers retroactive payments. The credit can go back 10 years, returning between $1,500 and $40,000 to an individual with disability or his/her family.

This does not make up for the fact that only a few people are aware of the Disability Tax Credit. Those who feel out-of-the-loop wonder why accountants and doctors never mentioned the tax credit before. Unfortunately, many accountants don’t know the ins and outs of the credit and doctors can often be misinformed about who qualifies for the annual tax savings.

Lucky for you, it is never too late to become knowledgeable about the Disability Tax Credit and take steps towards financial relief.

Should Accountants Know About the Disability Tax Credit?

Many people believe accountants should know about the Disability Tax Credit. But the truth is that most accountants are not aware of the tax credit, how to apply for it, how it benefits their clients, or which clients may qualify.

More so, accountants play no role in filling out the Disability Tax Credit application form. It is up to you and your physician to fill out the certificate correctly. Only after an individual qualifies for the Disability Tax Credit may an accountant become involved. This professional can be useful in applying the savings to tax forms.

Should Doctors know about the Disability Tax Credit?

A number of people with disabilities are surprised their doctors did not inform them about the Disability Tax Credit sooner. Sadly, many doctors are misinformed about the benefits. Without proper information, they cannot help patients become aware of money saving options that may apply to them.

Worse yet, the doctor’s contribution to an application form is vital. Without having accurate knowledge of the Disability Tax Credit, they can cause people to be disqualified for the Disability Tax Credit because they don’t know what needs to be included on the application. Some even believe that an individual must be confined to a wheelchair to receive the credit. They are unaware that many disabilities, diseases, and conditions qualify.

The only service that knows the Disability Tax Credit inside and out is offered by Benefit Specialists. The National Benefit Authority is the best place to seek advice. Their Benefit Specialists can help you understand the tax credit and application process. They can even extend correct information to your doctor. Instead of depending on misinformed doctors and out-of-the-loop accountants to help you receive they disability benefits you are entitled to, speak with the professionals who know. Call The National Benefit Authority at 1888-389-0080. Or fill out this form to connect with Benefit Specialists soon: http://www.thenba.ca/free-consultation/.