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Our free Disability Planning Helpline allows you to connect one-to-one with an advisor to answer all your disability planning questions, including on the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) and the Disability Tax Credit (DTC).
If your question is best suited to one of our Access RDSP partners, we will connect you with them. This includes BC Aboriginal Network on Disability Society (BCANDS) and Disability Alliance BC (DABC).
Canada Gazette, Part II, Volume 159, Number 6: Canada Disability Benefit Regulations
The full list of finalized regulations.
Canada Disability Benefit Info Sheet
Printable information sheet on the CDB, including information on eligibility and payments.
Employment and Social Development Canada: Canada Disability Benefit
Official information about the CDB from Employment and Social Development Canada.
Summary of the Canada Disability Benefit regulations
A summary of the CDB regulations.
Disability Tax Credit Resources
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.
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.
More Resources
Our main website includes information about upcoming learning opportunities, including webinars on the RDSP and Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning, as well as a host of other resources.
Plan Institute is also proud to operate RDSP.com. This website provides all the latest information, as well as free resources and support on the RDSP.
DABC provides support and information to people in BC on the DTC and other disability benefits and programs. We are grateful for DABC's help with CanadaDisabilityBenefit.com.
British Columbia Aboriginal Network on Disability Society (BCANDS)
BCANDS (also known as Indigenous Disability Canada) offers Indigenous-specific navigation and support, including help with the DTC.
This tool from Prosper Canada can help guide you through the DTC, RDSP, Persons With Disability (PWD) designation, and the Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPP-D) benefit.
This tool from Prosper Canada can help you find government benefits applicable to you.