Tax and Finance Collection

This infographic answers commonly asked questions about the federal Disability Tax Credit (DTC) including: who is eligible, how much the credit is for, and how to apply.

This infographic answers common questions about the federal Child Disability Benefit , including Who is eligible, what amount is available, and how to make sure you receive the benefit.

Answers to many common questions about the Registered Disability Savings Plan. Learn who is eligible, how to contribute and how the savings can be used. In this infosheet created by Pooran Law, Autism Ontario, and AIDE Canada, you can learn more about RDSPs.

This page offers a comprehensive look at the autism-related funding, services and support provided by each provincial and territorial government in Canada.

This toolkit provides an overview of financial assistance available to eligible post-secondary students through their respective provincial, territorial and/or federal government. All 13 Provinces and territories in Canada are discussed. This resource was developed in partnership with the Pacific Autism Family Network.

This clickable infographic can help you find the government college and university funding programs in your area.

A list of resources about all the funding options available to families in Toronto, Ontario, and federally. Information for each option is clearly described with eligibility criteria and contact information provided.

This tip sheet describes 13 different government programs of financial support available to residents of Saskatchewan. Links are provided for easy access to programs.

This toolkit inventories the autism-related funding, services and support provided by the provincial and territorial governments for individuals older than 18 in Newfoundland and Labrador.

This dramatized video tells a true life story of an autistic man who could not get help from Revenue Canada. Thankfully Autism Calgary was able to help him get the forms filled out successfully and the problem was solved. The video also covers two tax credits available to people with disabilities and how to get those credits. 5 minutes in length with dramas and interviews.

This video begins with a dramatized true life story of "Elaine" who receives a phone call from someone claiming to be the RCMP. She gives the caller her personal information and a day later her bank account had been emptied! This video shows how to avoid scam calls plus gives good advice on saving money and building up your credit rating. 11 minutes in length with drama and interviews.

Financial abuse is the illegal or unauthorized use of someone else's money or property. Some types of financial abuse are very clear, for example; theft or fraud. Other times financial abuse can be harder to put a name to and can include pressuring, forcing or tricking the victim into doing things they do not want to do.

If you’re involved in the care or well-being of your sibling with a disability—or anticipate that you will be in the future—you’re in the right place. This guide is for adults looking to build their awareness and understanding of financial matters related to the long-term financial security of their siblings with disabilities.

Advance Care Planning involves developing and expressing your wishes regarding medical treatment and personal care in the case of illness or for the end of life.

Estate planning involves the management of your affairs in the case of your death or incapacity. The development of an estate plan may include preparing a Will and Powers of Attorney, making choices about how you own property, making gifts or loans during your lifetime, and implementing tax planning strategies

We are pleased to welcome PooranLaw’s Managing Partner Brendon Pooran, to share insights on preparing wills, establishing Henson Trusts, creating Powers of Attorney, developing tax planning strategies and the overall impact on social benefits During this virtual session, Brendon will walk you through the necessary arrangements to ensure your priorities and objectives are respected and carried out to the benefit of your family members and loved ones – particularly those living with a disability.

"What will happen to our children once we have gone?” This Webinar will focus on the valuable endeavor of how parents can plan for the legal and social aspects for their children's future. We will address the importance of future care planning, brief legal aspects, social support and well-being, how to build a support network, and suggested resources. Viewers will also have the opportunity to ask questions.

This video was developed to assist family and care givers of persons with intellectual or developmental disability. It describes steps and resources that family and caregivers can use to help maintain their loved one's quality of life as they age.

This informative resource includes chapters discussing important things aging caregivers can consider to prepare for the future regarding legal decisions, housing, support services, and employment options. Information is broken into supports for caregivers and supports for adult children.