- As of June 2025, a taxpayer aged 18 to 64 who is eligible for the disability tax credit or their legal representative may submit an application for the Canada Disability Benefit.
- As of 2026, taxpayers will no longer be able to combine the Home Accessibility Tax Credit and the Medical Expense Tax Credit for the same eligible expense for federal purposes.
- As of 2026, fees paid for services rendered by homeopaths, naturopaths, osteopaths and phytotherapists are no longer recognized for the Quebec tax credit for medical expenses, as is the case for the federal tax credit.
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Recent change - Health, seniors and caregivers
See Recent change - Health, seniors and caregivers -
1- Medical expense credit
See 1- Medical expense credit -
2- Disabled persons
See 2- Disabled persons -
3- Home assistance - Seniors and persons with disabilities
See 3- Home assistance - Seniors and persons with disabilities -
4- Other assistance measures for seniors
See 4- Other assistance measures for seniors -
5- Caregivers
See 5- Caregivers -
6- Registered disability savings plan
See 6- Registered disability savings plan -
7- Indemnity for clinical trial - Quebec
See 7- Indemnity for clinical trial - Quebec