Disability Tax Benefits for Attention Deficit

A Disability Tax Credit may be available to a person who has AD or Attention Deficit. If you would like to know if you qualify for the Credit, call or make an appointment to talk to an expert at Disability Credit Consultants.

A person having Attention Deficit has bouts of attention difficulties. Some people are naturally more active and excited due their personalities. Sometimes, however, the problem is serious enough to impair activities of daily living and can be classified as a legitimate medical disorder for which a Disability Tax Credit can be claimed.

Attention Deficit symptoms often manifest quite early, at usually less than seven years. The disorder affects one in twenty children worldwide and is one of the most common psychiatric disorders in children. It is a disorder that has grown more commonplace over the last several decades.

The symptoms of AD are chronic and childhood sufferers can carry the symptoms well into adulthood. If you have a family member such as a child that you are supporting that has AD, you may be able to use the Disability Tax credit to lower the income tax you are required to pay.

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