Caregiver tax credit calculator
If the person you care for has a severe and prolonged impairment, your household may qualify for the Disability Tax Credit — a federal credit plus a provincial or territorial one. See the published figures for your province in about 30 seconds.
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Published Disability Tax Credit figures
| Province / territory | Provincial credit (2025) | Combined federal + provincial |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario | ~$520 | ~$1,968 |
| Quebec(Line 376, Revenu Québec) | ~$577 | ~$2,025 |
| British Columbia | ~$491 | ~$1,939 |
| Alberta | ~$1,378 | ~$2,826 |
| Saskatchewan | ~$1,469 | ~$2,917 |
| Manitoba | ~$667 | ~$2,115 |
| New Brunswick | ~$941 | ~$2,389 |
| Nova Scotia | ~$645 | ~$2,093 |
| Prince Edward Island | ~$655 | ~$2,103 |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | ~$650 | ~$2,098 |
| Yukon | ~$649 | ~$2,097 |
| Northwest Territories | ~$831 | ~$2,279 |
| Nunavut | ~$656 | ~$2,104 |
Quebec runs a separate system: the disability amount is claimed on Line 376 with Revenu Québec, and requires Form TP-752.0.14-V in addition to the federal T2201 process.
Provincial amounts shown are for the 2025 tax year (the most recently published); 2026 provincial amounts are not yet available and will be updated when published in January 2027. Federal amount shown is confirmed for 2026. Sources: CRA provincial tax packages (5001-PC–5014-PC, 2025), CRA Form TD1ON 2025, and Revenu Québec Line 376.
These figures are re-verified each January, when the provincial Form 428 packages for the new tax year are published. Nothing here is tax advice — a qualified accountant can confirm what applies to your household.