Tax credits and a tax deduction for people with disabilities | Gouvernement du Québec

Amount for a Severe and Prolonged Impairment in Mental or Physical Functions

You can claim an amount that will reduce your income tax payable if, during a given year, you had a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions.

Home Buyers' Tax Credit

Tax credit for people who have acquired a qualifying home as the principal residence for a person with a disability who is related to the owner.

Tax Credit for Childcare Expenses

The tax credit for childcare expenses is one of the tax measures intended for families. The tax credit rate is based on your family income, that is, your income plus that of your spouse.

Refundable Tax Credit for Medical Expenses

This refundable tax credit is aimed at compensating for a portion of medical fees when they exceed a certain income level.

Tax Credit for Caregivers

There are two components to the tax credit for caregivers.

Work Premium Tax Credits

The work premium tax credits are refundable tax credits designed to encourage you to join or stay in the labour market.

Disability Supports Deduction

If you have a disability, you can, under certain conditions, deduct the disability supports expenses you paid.

Last update: October 12, 2023