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Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC)
Canada Revenue Agency · Federal
In plain language
15% non-refundable federal tax credit on up to $20,000/year in eligible renovation costs (max $3,000 back) to make a home safer or more accessible for a senior (65+) or someone eligible for the Disability Tax Credit. Covers grab bars, walk-in tubs, ramps, chair lifts, widened doorways, etc. Claim on the qualifying individual's return or a supporting family member's. Paperwork is minimal — just keep receipts. Worth it for any accessibility reno in the household; the catch is it's non-refundable, so it only helps if you owe tax.
Realistic range
$300 – $3,000
Avg award
$1,500
Max advertised
$3,000
Cost share
—
Accessibility
5 / 5
Effort
1 / 5
Deadline
Continuous intake
Repayable?
No
Who qualifies
Entity types
Individual
Sectors
Construction
Regions
NL Wide
Demographics prioritized
Senior, Disability
What you'll have to report
Keep contractor invoices, receipts, and proof of payment for 6 years; eligible person must be 65+ by year-end or DTC-eligible; claim on line 31285 of T1.