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Benefits2 (Disability Tax Credit Application Support)

A Canadian online service that helps people prepare and complete their Disability Tax Credit (DTC) application. Offers a step-by-step application tool, a quick eligibility assessment across all DTC impairment categories, and access to a medical practitioner through AbilityDocs for those without a supporting doctor. Transparent flat-fee pricing designed to leave more money in the hands of the person with the disability.

National · National Self Navigate: $99 plus tax (complete the application independently). Consultant Navigated: $149 plus tax (consultant reviews your application). Medical practitioner certification fees may apply separately.Virtual

Contact & details

Office hours

Contact by phone or online; application portal available 24/7

Service area

Available online across Canada (all provinces and territories)

Cost

Self Navigate: $99 plus tax (complete the application independently). Consultant Navigated: $149 plus tax (consultant reviews your application). Medical practitioner certification fees may apply separately.

Languages

English

Accessibility features

Online / virtual servicePhone supportNo need to visit an office

Services offered

Disability Tax Credit (DTC) application preparation; online eligibility assessment (vision, speaking, hearing, walking, eliminating, feeding, dressing, mental functions, cumulative effects, life-sustaining therapy); do-it-yourself application tool; consultant-reviewed applications; access to medical practitioners to certify the DTC form; information events and a community support group.

Who is eligible

Canadians with a severe and prolonged impairment who may qualify for the Disability Tax Credit, or their supporting family members. No income test to use the service.

Referral requirements

No referral required. Start an application or take the 2-minute eligibility assessment online.

Age groups served

Children (0–12)Youth (13–17)Adults (18–64)Seniors (65+)

Disability types served

physicalsensorymental_healthdevelopmentalcognitivechronic_illnessneurodivergent

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Last verified August 13, 2026

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