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Dressing Impairment and the Disability Tax Credit

The DTC supports individuals who have significant difficulty dressing independently. 

Eligibility Criteria:

  • You can't dress yourself without assistance

  • It takes you three times longer than someone your age, even if you use therapy or medication

  • Your condition affects you almost all the time, about 90% or more

  • Your impairment has lasted or is expected to last for a continuous period of at least 12 months

  • Common Qualifying Conditions:

  • Severe arthritis 

  • Paralysis

  • Neurological conditions like Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis

  • Amputations of the upper or lower limbs 

  • Medical Certification:

    Must be certified by a medical doctor, nurse practitioner or occupational therapist

    In this image, two women are engaged in a dressing activity in a cozy interior setting. The older woman, wearing a light-orange long-sleeve top and glasses, is in the foreground, appearing focused as she is assisted in putting on a plaid shirt by a younger woman behind her. The younger woman, with her hair tied back, looks cheerful and attentive, helping with the sleeves of the shirt. The background features a neatly arranged living space with light-colored walls, a bookshelf, and a comfortable seating area. The word