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The Gateway:  Maximizing the Impact of the Disability Tax Credit

In addition to reducing income tax through a non-refundable credit, the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) serves as a gateway to a wide range of additional tax benefits and government programs. Eligibility for the DTC can unlock enhanced credits, financial supplements, and long-term savings opportunities that go well beyond the tax return. Understanding how the DTC connects to these broader supports is essential for maximizing financial stability—both for individuals living with disabilities and the family members who support them.  Unfortunately, many taxpayers miss this credit and their tax and financial advisors can certainly help when this happens.

Become a Distinguished Financial Advisor Specializing in Tax and Bookkeeping Services

Featuring course development and direction by Canada’s most trusted tax and financial educator, Evelyn Jacks and a team of outstanding tax professionals with decades of experience in teaching tens of thousands of tax professionals.  

Financial Life Lessons Learned

Sharing valuable financial lessons learned is an important way to help the next generation avoid financial pitfalls. Financial Fotographs is a great guide to get the conversation started. Makes a perfect graduation gift!

Understand the Issues Involved in Business Sale or Succession

Expand your career by gaining insight into business transaction accounting and achieve consistently accurate results for you clients. Enrol in Accounting for Business Transitions.

DAC: Catch the Early Bird by June 30 and Save $550

Experience an incomparable educational experience at the Distinguished Advisor Conference (DAC) in the beautiful Texas Hills as you gain perspective and insight from outstanding thought leaders in the tax and wealth advisory industries.

Audit Defence: A Business Builder for Business Owners

The tax filing deadline for unincorporated business owners is June 16 and filing late will attract penalties and potential audits.

Voluntary Compliance Can Mitigate Risk

CRA wants to remind you that fessing up can be profitable.
 
 
 
Knowledge Bureau Poll Question

Does the new government’s promise, expected soon, to cut the lowest personal income tax rate by 1% to 14%, go far enough to help Canadians impacted by high costs? What are alternatives in your view?

  • Yes
    13 votes
    10.08%
  • No
    116 votes
    89.92%