Federal Credits

Federal tax credits are available for all Safe @ Home Products. The Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC) is a non-refundable tax credit of 15% of the amount spent to up to $20,000 per year for seniors over the age of 65. For more details CLICK HERE.

These credits are easy to claim on your federal tax return and require no special forms, just your purchase receipts. For current year details see below.

Provincial Credits

Provincial Tax Credits are available on all our products for Ontario seniors aged 70+ with a doctors note. The Ontario Seniors Home Care Tax Credit is a fully refundable credit that refunds 25% of eligible medical expenses up to $6,000 per year for seniors with household incomes of $0 to $35,000. The tax credit is incrementally reduced to zero for household incomes between $35,000 and $65,000. For more details, CLICK HERE.

2024 Tax Return Details

The Federal Home Accessibility Tax Credit is a non-refundable tax credit worth 15% of the amount spent.  This credit is available to seniors who paid federal income tax in 2024. All Safe @ Home products and services qualify for this credit as long as someone over the age of 65 lives in the home.

To claim the federal tax credit, complete section 31285 for home accessibility expenses on the Worksheet for the return and report the amount from line 4 on line 31285 of your tax return.

The Ontario Seniors Care at Home Tax Credit is a fully refundable tax credit worth 25% of eligible medical expenses.  All Safe @ Home products and services qualify for this credit.

To claim the credit, you first need to calculate the amount of your claimable medical expenses. You do that by completing the following lines on your tax return:

  • On your federal Income Tax and Benefit Return (also called form “T1”), lines 33099 through 33200
  • On the Ontario Tax portion of your return (also called “Form ON428”), lines 58689 through 58769

Once you’ve completed those lines, you will be able to use the Ontario Credits portion of your return (also called Form ON479) to claim your Ontario Seniors Care at Home Tax Credit. Complete lines 4 -14 of Form ON479 to claim the credit.

The credit is a refundable personal income tax credit. This means that if you are eligible, you can get this tax credit even if you do not owe any income tax for the year.

IMPORTANT: Tax returns involving medical expenses and deductions can be complicated. To ensure you maximize your tax savings, we recommend consulting an experienced tax professsional.