Refundable Tax Credit for Medical Expenses
You may be entitled to the refundable tax credit (This link will open a new window) for medical expenses if you meet the following conditions:
How to claim the credit
If your family income is equal to or higher than the maximum family income, you are not entitled to the refundable tax credit for medical expenses. If it is lower, complete Parts A and D of Schedule B.
Maximum family income according to the amount of medical expenses
| Medical expenses
|
Maximum family income
|
| From $1 to $1,636
|
$25,185
|
| From $1,637 to $1,981
|
$26,685
|
| From $1,982 to $2,326
|
$28,185
|
| From $2,327 to $2,671
|
$29,685
|
| From $2,672 to $3,016
|
$31,185
|
| From $3,017 to $3,361
|
$32,685
|
| From $3,362 to $3,706
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$34,185
|
| From $3,707 to $4,051
|
$35,685
|
| From $4,052 to $4,396
|
$37,185
|
| From $4,397 to $4,741
|
$38,685
|
| From $4,742 to $5,086
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$40,185
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| $5,087 or more
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$42,265
|
Eligible medical expenses
To consult the complete list of medical expenses giving entitlement to the tax credit, refer to the document Medical Expenses (IN-130-V).