Free Disability Tax Credit Eligibility Quiz, Canada 2026
Five questions, sourced from CRA's published eligibility framework, that indicate whether your answers align with the Disability Tax Credit criteria. Educational only. No email required to see your result.
How the Quiz Works
Each question maps to a specific CRA criterion. The result tier reflects which eligibility path your answers most closely align with.
| Question | CRA criterion it tests | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Duration | 12-month prolonged impairment rule | If duration is not met, no path qualifies, regardless of severity. |
| 2. Frequency | "All or substantially all of the time" (90 percent) | Episodic conditions with low frequency fail the threshold test. |
| 3. Marked single restriction | Single-activity marked restriction | Strongest single-path eligibility. One marked restriction alone qualifies. |
| 4. Cumulative effect | Two or more partial restrictions totalling 14+ hours per week | Most common path for moderate but multiple conditions. |
| 5. Life-sustaining therapy | 14+ hours per week of therapy | Separate path. Qualifies on its own without other restrictions. |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This quiz is educational only. Only the Canada Revenue Agency can make an official Disability Tax Credit eligibility determination, and only based on a completed form T2201 with medical certification. The quiz indicates whether your answers align with CRA's published criteria, but the result is not a guarantee of approval or denial.
The quiz covers the five core elements CRA assesses on Part B: duration of impairment (12-month rule), frequency (90 percent of the time), single marked restriction in a basic activity of daily living, cumulative effect across multiple restrictions, and life-sustaining therapy. Each question maps to a specific CRA criterion.
No. The quiz result is displayed on this page immediately after you click the button. Email is only requested if you want a written summary of which CRA criteria your answers align with. We do not send marketing emails, and we do not sell or share your email. See our privacy policy for full details.
The quiz only covers the most common eligibility paths. Other paths may apply, and the rules are complex. If the quiz indicates a weak alignment with CRA criteria, consider reading our eligibility guide and the cumulative effects rule page, then consulting a medical practitioner who can assess whether a Part B application would be appropriate.
The quiz uses CRA's published criteria as the framework. It is not a substitute for medical certification on Part B, which is the only document CRA reviews. The quiz is useful as a starting point to understand whether you might benefit from a full T2201 application. Final eligibility is always determined by CRA.