Outcomes
Real people. Real outcomes.
These words come from people we have walked with — including more than $64,000 in retroactive benefits recovered for the four clients on this page. Each situation is unique; results are never promised.
“It looks like my DTC application was APPROVED!!! I’ll be receiving a lump sum payment yet. It says “1994 to Indefinite — You are eligible to claim the disability tax credit for yourself.” Oh my goodness — I’ll be sitting by our mailbox until the Canada Post mail delivery arrives every day until the letter from CRA comes in!”
$16,608Approved · ~ retroactive
“I just wanted to let you know thanks to your help I got approved for the DTC tax credit on September 9th. I applied May 16th and it took the CRA about 3 months and 3 weeks to process everything. Thanks to you I will be getting back about $16,608 from the years 2015 till 2024.”
$20,000Successful assessment · ~
“I just received the email that my assessment has been completed and it was successful! It looks like I’ll be getting back around $20,000 if I’m reading this correctly. Oh my goodness, thank you so much for your help!!!”
$28,000Approved · retroactive
“I was APPROVED, and could never have done this without your help! I got back $28,000 in retroactive benefits!”
Each story is personal. Approval is never promised. Dollar amounts and wait times are what clients told us — not a promise of what you will get.
Case studies
Client journeys: challenge, help, outcome
These stories come from real clients. Names and details are changed to protect privacy. Each situation is unique — results are never promised.
Kristen J., Ontario
Chronic Physical Impairment
Challenge
Kristen had lived with a serious physical health issue for decades but never applied for the Disability Tax Credit (a credit that lowers tax you owe). She assumed she would not qualify, and the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) forms felt overwhelming.
Process
In her free consult, Aimee walked Kristen through Form T2201 (the CRA's Disability Tax Credit Certificate). Together they wrote down how daily tasks were seriously limited, going back to 1994. Aimee prepared clear notes for Kristen's doctor, so the medical part was straightforward.
Outcome
Approved from 1994 with no end date. Kristen received a large retroactive tax refund (money back for past tax years), and she can now claim the credit each year.
Robert M., British Columbia
Mobility & Pain Impact
Challenge
Robert had movement and lasting pain that made steady work impossible. He did not know where to start, and applying to the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) felt too complex.
Process
Robert started with the qualification check. Aimee saw that his daily-life effects fit DTC rules and helped him prepare a clear, respectful package his provider (doctor or nurse practitioner) could certify.
Outcome
Approved in about 4 months. Robert received approximately $16,608 in retroactive benefits (money back for past tax years) spanning 2015 to 2024.
Sarah T., Alberta
Mental Health & Cognitive Impact
Challenge
Sarah lived with mental health and thinking effects that touched every part of daily life. She had heard the DTC (a credit that lowers tax you owe) was only for physical conditions and was not sure her situation could count.
Process
Through the check, Aimee helped Sarah see that mental health conditions can count for the DTC. They count when they seriously limit mental functions, such as memory, concentration, or handling feelings. In a supportive intake, Sarah described how anxiety and thinking challenges affected her daily tasks.
Outcome
Successful assessment. Sarah received approximately $20,000 in retroactive benefits (money back for past tax years). A Registered Social Worker is there if she needs help with future forms.
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