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Line 316 - Disability amount (for self)
The disability amount is a non-refundable tax credit that a person with a qualifying disability can claim to reduce the amount of income tax he or she has to pay in a year. This amount includes a supplement for people under 18 at the end of the year.
| Topics for the disability amount | |
| Are you eligible for the disability amount? Find out the conditions you must meet to be considered eligible by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). |
How do you apply? Find out how you apply for the disability amount. |
| Completing your tax return Find out how much you can claim on your return, and where to make the claim. |
Can anyone else claim the disability amount for you? Find out if you can transfer any or all of the disability amount to another person. |
| If your application was denied by the CRA, what can you do? Find out what to do if your application was denied and you disagree. |
Services for people with disabilities Find out about special tax services and information for people with disabilities. |
Glossary
- See a list of definitions related to the disability amount.
Forms and publications
- General Income Tax and Benefit Guide
- Medical and Disability-Related Information guide (RC4064)
- Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate
- Federal Worksheet
- Schedule 1, Federal Tax
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Date modified: 2007-01-02 |
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