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Disability Tax Credit Webinar

Promotional graphic for Plan Institute’s Disability Tax Credit webinar, featuring dates: Aug 7, Oct 2, and Nov 25, with times listed. “NEW” is highlighted. Website link is planinstitute.ca/disability-tax-credit/.

Next week, we’re teaming up with our friends at Disability Alliance BC to launch a brand new webinar on the Disability Tax Credit (DTC).

The webinar will explain what the DTC is and how to make the best use of it, and also includes information about eligibility criteria, application tips, and what happens after you apply. At the end of the webinar, there is a 45 minute question and answer period with a DTC specialist.

Upcoming dates:
– Thursday, August 7, 7– 8:45 PM PT
– Thursday, October 2, 10-11:45 AM PT
– Tuesday, November 25, 4-5:45 PM PT

With the release of the new Canada Disability Benefit, accessing the DTC has never been more important! We hope you’ll join us 😊 Sign up here: https://planinstitute.ca/disability-tax-credit/

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