Spring has sprung and so has tax season! We know it can be overwhelming, especially with medical expenses to factor in.
A few things to remember:
- Medical expenses related to bladder cancer treatment may be tax-deductible. This could include hospital visits, surgeries, chemotherapy, medications, and transportation costs for medical appointments, so be sure to keep (and organize!) all receipts. BCC volunteer, Glen Mund, wrote a great blog post breaking down the Medical Expense Tax Credit. Read the full blog post here: A Guide to the Medical Expense Tax Credit for Bladder Cancer Patients in Canada.
- The Disability Tax Credit can help reduce the amount of income tax owed. We’ve broken down this tax credit in both a blog post and a webinar.
- Caregiver Tax Credit: If someone is providing significant care to a loved one with bladder cancer, they may be eligible for the Canada Caregiver Credit. To learn more, click here.
- You may be able to get your taxes done for free! If you have a modest income, you may be able to get your taxes done by a volunteer for free. To learn more, visit canada.ca/taxes-help. If you live in Quebec, visit: revenuquebec.ca/volunteers.
- Looking for more Financial Help & Resources, review our blog here.
The deadline to file your 2025 personal income tax return is April 30, 2026. Make sure you’re prepared and don’t miss out on any valuable credits or deductions!
