Accountants Specializing in the Disability Tax Credit Program
Count Smart was founded by a team of individuals that have worked in the Disability Tax Credit field for many years. We formed a group with the purpose of better serving persons with medical conditions that qualify for the disability tax credit program. We offer personalized service, assigning a case specialist to each case to help people with the Disability Tax Credit application process.
We know that some medical conditions are difficult to talk about. An individual case specialist gives our clients peace of mind knowing that a knowledgeable, helpful professional is assigned specifically to help them submit their Disability Tax Credit application. When you contact us, you will not be reaching a call centre or speaking to an answering machine. You will be dealing directly with your assigned specialist who is ready to listen, answer your questions, and help you get the maximum refund you can get.
15+ Years
of Medical/Disability Government Refunds
Recover up to
$40,000
You May Be Eligible for Disability Tax Credits for Medical Conditions that Affect Activities Of Daily Life
Our mission is to provide you a comfortable, worry-free service. You’ll have peace of mind knowing that we will advocate for you to the fullest in obtaining your refund from Canada Revenue Agency under the Disability Tax Credit Program.
Key Benefits of the DTC
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is more than just a tax credit—it’s a gateway to financial relief and long-term support for Canadians living with disabilities. Whether you’re applying for yourself or a loved one, the DTC offers significant advantages that can make a real difference in your life. Here’s a closer look at the key benefits:
1. Reduce Your Income Tax Bill
The primary benefit of the DTC is its ability to lower the amount of income tax you owe. This non-refundable tax credit is applied directly to your taxable income, reducing the total amount of tax you need to pay. For many Canadians, this can result in substantial savings, freeing up funds for other essential expenses.
2. Retroactive Refunds: Claim Up to 10 Years of Past Benefits
One of the most valuable aspects of the DTC is the opportunity to claim retroactive refunds for up to 10 years. If you were eligible for the DTC in previous years but didn’t apply, you can still claim those benefits now.
3. Access Additional Benefits and Programs
Qualifying for the DTC opens the door to other valuable government programs designed to support individuals with disabilities. One of the most notable is the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), a long-term savings plan that helps Canadians with disabilities and their families save for the future.
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