If your DTC application is denied
If your Disability Tax Credit application is denied, you will get a ‘notice of determination’ letter from Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
You can ask for support before, during and after applying for your DTC.
You can ask for support before, during and after applying for your DTC.
Contact the CRA if you have questions about the DTC. Phone: 1-800-959-8281.
DABC provides direct one-on-one support to apply for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC), a pre-requisite for the RDSP.
Advocacy Access line: 604-872-1278 or 1-800-663-1278 or email rdsp@disabilityalliancebc.org
Plan Institute provides information regarding the DTC and RDSP or disability planning.
Information helpline: 1-844-311-7526
5 Myths about the Disability Tax Credit - Plan Institute
BCANDS provides information surrounding the DTC and RDSP for Indigenous people living in British Columbia.
Main telephone: 250-381-7303, Toll-free 1-888-815-5511, Facsimile 250-381-7312, Confidential Facsimile 250-381-7343, inquiry email address bcands@bcands.bc.ca Navigators: 250-381-7303 or 1-888-815-5511 ext. 204 (TTY Accessible) or email bcands@bcands.bc.ca
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Important information about benefits for Indigenous Peoples
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AFOA Canada and Prosper Canada are currently seeking funding to develop an online tool that serves the needs of Indigenous people living in Canada.