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TD1 — Personal Tax Credits Return
The form your employer or payer uses to work out how much tax to deduct from your pay.
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T2201 — Disability Tax Credit Certificate
To apply for the disability tax credit: one part is completed by you, the other by a medical practitioner.
The form is downloaded and submitted on the authority's website.
What this form is for
Establish eligibility for the disability tax credit, which can open the door to other tax measures and benefits.
Documents to have ready
- Part A completed by the person with the disability or their representative
- Part B certified by a medical practitioner
Where to send it
Follow the filing instructions on the form or the official page: depending on the form, you give it to someone else (employer, medical practitioner), submit it online through My Account, or mail it.
Our tips
- Always download the latest version from the official page: tax forms often change from year to year.
- Keep a copy of everything you send, with the date you sent it.
Frequently asked questions
- Who can complete Part B?
- A medical practitioner whose category matches the impairment. The official page explains which practitioners can certify each type of impairment.
The information on this page is general. If in doubt, the official source prevails.
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To apply for the Canada child benefit and related provincial or territorial programs.
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