What do you do?
We specialize in all the processes involved with the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) applications...
How do I get the money? How does it come to me?
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will generally deposit the funds directly into your bank account...
Are there any restrictions on how the money can be spent?
No. The government wants Canadians living with disabilities to enjoy a similar lifestyle to those...
I don’t earn any income, do I qualify?
Of course. Our Benefit Specialists can obtain large...
Disability Tax Credit Tax Tip Videos – Part 1 | The NBA
We launched our first short video series to tackle some common tax-related questions people have about the Disability Tax Credit. It’s important to note that these answers are generalized to cover common questions. But specific questions regarding your individual tax
How to Identify Tax Credit Scams in Canada
As a company that works closely with Canada’s disability community, we’re highly aware of, and sensitive to, tax credit and online scams that prey on unsuspecting, disabled Canadians. We, at The National Benefit Authority, feel it’s important that Canadian tax
My Disability Doesn’t Qualify For The Disability Tax Credit |The NBA
Disability Tax Credit Eligibility – What does it take to get approved? “I have ____ and I’m not eligible, bogus!” “You have to be in a vegetative state to get this!” “My _____ isn’t considered a disability” There are a
Disability Tax Credit Maximum for Children | The NBA
Currently, a disabled adult can claim up to $20,000 for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC), and a disabled child (under 18 years old) can claim up to $50,000 for the DTC based on the province that they are in. Why
Who can sign my Disability Tax Credit certificate?
The Disability Tax Credit certificate (T2201) is comprised of 2 parts. Part A is what you (and a sponsor) complete. Part B is for your qualified practitioner to complete. This bulk of the form is the most important as you
Finance Tips: Debt & Being “Judgement Proof”
This week we have a special guest blog from Consolidated Credit. They have a team of amazing counsellors ready to help you manage your finances through your life events and avoiding the burden of debt. —————— Bankruptcy claims are being
Mental health’ is often confused with ‘mental illness’
In honour of Mental Health Awareness Week, coming up in the first week of May, we’d like to shed some light on the difference between ‘mental health’ and ‘mental illness’. Although the terms are used interchangeably, ‘mental health’ and ‘mental
How does the Disability Tax Credit help families of children with disabilities?
Finding the proper care and assistance for children living with disabilities can be daunting and special day cares, schools, or treatments can become costly – resulting in mounting debt or concern for finances. Consider that some children with disabilities may
Little to no income? 4 Reasons why you should still file your taxes
When you file your annual tax return, you’re not only reporting your earnings and how much income tax you owe to the Government – the Government uses your tax return to assess what may be owed to you. This includes
Community Highlight: My blindness is a gift – Shawn Marsolais
This article is posted with permission from Shawn Marsolais from Blind Beginnings. Throughout my childhood my family sat down to dinner together every night. One particular dinner stands out in my memory as the day my life changed. “You have