Thank you for attending Plan Institute’s webinar on the Disability Tax Credit (DTC)! To help you review the information and get started with the DTC process, we’ve included some helpful handouts below. Simply click on the link to download the attachment.
Disability Tax Credit Webinar Companion Guide: A summary of the DTC webinar.
T2201 Disability Tax Credit (DTC) application: The T2201 form is the form you will need to apply for for the DTC. You can apply online, by phone or by mail.
Disability Tax Credit Info Sheet: Information on the DTC, including eligibility information.
Disability Tax Credit FAQ: Frequently asked questions about the DTC, including application, eligibility, appeals, renewals and other benefits
Disability Tax Credit Helpsheet (DABC): A Helpsheet on the DTC, created by our partners at DABC.
My DTC App from DABC: My DTC is an online app created by our partners at DABC to guide you through the DTC application process. It provides detailed information about related benefits, eligibility, and more. The app includes tools to help you apply for the DTC.
Demystifying the Disability Tax Credit: This page from the CRA debunks the most common myths to help eligible individuals better understand the DTC.
Disability Tax Credit Resources – Specific Guides
A Medical Practitioner’s Guide to the Disability Tax Credit (DTC): This guide is intended to help medical practitioners complete Part B of the DTC form.
A Guide to the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) for Youth: The earlier you access the DTC, and other programs like the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), the more time you will have to benefit. This guide helps young people understand the DTC application process and its benefits.
A Guide to the DTC & the RDSP for People Over the Age of 50: Find out how you can benefit from the DTC and the RDSP if you are over 50.
A Guide to the DTC & RDSP for Newcomers with Disability – English /A Guide to the DTC & RDSP for Newcomers with Disability – French/Guide du CIPH et du REEI:: This bilingual guide was created in partnership with the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants (OCASI) to help newcomers and those supporting them understand how to access the DTC and other disability support programs in Canada.
Other Resources
Attached DTC help sheet (or link to https://disabilityalliancebc.org/publications/publications-bc-disability-benefits-help-sheets/)
Benefits Wayfinder: This tool by Prosper Canada allows you to search for disability and non-disability related benefits in your province or territory that you may be eligible for.
CanadaDisabilityBenefit.ca: Information about the Canada Disability Benefit and Disability Tax Credit
More Resources from Plan Institute: A list of free or affordable resources and services designed to empower and assist individuals,
families, and organizations to plan for the future and ensure a good life for someone with a disability.
BC Disability Benefits Helpsheets: Information on disability benefits by Disability Alliance BC, including Arabic, Persian, Punjabi, and Spanish translations by MOSAIC.