Common tax deductions
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Common tax deductions
UFile tip
Medical or home accessibility expenses are claimed under the profile of the family member for whom the expenses were incurred.
The following credits are claimed under the profile of the family member with a disability or impairment:
- disability tax credit
- amount for severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions
- Canada caregiver amounts
- tax credit for caregivers
Choose from the following:
Interview setup (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head and Spouse sub-tabs are highlighted
Interview setup and Quebec tax credits topics are highlighted
Interview setup page
Common tax deductions section is highlighted and the following are ticked:
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver
RRSP, HBP, LLP, FHSA other plans and funds
- Click the sub-tab of the person you want to enter information for
- Click Interview setup in the left-side menu
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to Medical expenses, disability, caregiver
- Click Next
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) is highlighted
Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600) is highlighted
- Click Medical, disability, caregiver in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1)
Medical expenses (Family head, spouse or common-law partner, dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical expenses topic
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) page
It is important to enter the total amount of expenses paid in the appropriate categories. The software will automatically apply the federal and provincial limits for the specified expenses and enter the eligible amount in the tax returns.
- Medical expenses:
- It is not necessary to enter each receipt individually. Enter See list into the Description field and enter the total amount of eligible medical expenses:
- This amount must include any amounts paid for eligible travel expenses paid to obtain medical services within 200 kilometres of your area.
- It is not necessary to enter each receipt individually. Enter See list into the Description field and enter the total amount of eligible medical expenses:
- Specified medical expenses (not claimed elsewhere):
- Select the applicable type of medical expense from the drop-down menu.
- Quebec prescription drug insurance plan:
- Select Federal only (usual case).
- Enter the premium paid last year under the Quebec prescription drug insurance plan (this amount is on the Quebec notice of assessment received last year).
- TP-752.0.13.1 - Expenses for medical services not available within 200 kilometres of your area:
- Select the applicable option from the Select for whom the medical services outside of area was incurred drop-down menu.
- Enter the total amounts of eligible expenses (travel, lodging and moving) paid to obtain medical services that were not available within 200 kilometres of your area.
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to Medical expenses, disability, caregiver
- Click Next
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) is highlighted
Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600) is highlighted
- Click Medical, disability, caregiver in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600)
Infirmity and disability (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Infirmity/disability topic
Infirmity and disability page
Back arrow button is highlighted
The disability tax credit, the amount for a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions, the Canada caregiver amount and the tax credit for caregivers are claimed in the same screen.
- Complete the fields according to the situation.
- Enter the applicable information into the Name or description of infirmity field. If the person does not voluntarily provide this information, enter Unknown into the field.
- If the individual transfers the federal disability amount from their line 31600 to the Schedule 2 of their spouse or common-law partner, you must select an option from the Does CRA already have an approved T2201 form for this disability? drop-down menu.
- Click Next.
- You must report the qualifying period for the tax credit for caregivers for Revenu Québec. To do this, click the back arrow between the Previous and Next buttons. It allows you to return to the Medical, disability, caregiver menu.
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to Medical expenses, disability, caregiver
- Click Next
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) is highlighted
Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600) is highlighted
- Click Medical, disability, caregiver in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600)
Infirmity and disability (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Infirmity/disability topic
Infirmity and disability page
Back arrow button is highlighted
The disability tax credit, the amount for a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions, the Canada caregiver amount and the tax credit for caregivers are claimed in the same screen.
- Complete the fields according to the situation.
- Enter the applicable information into the Name or description of infirmity field. If the person does not voluntarily provide this information, enter Unknown into the field.
- If the individual transfers the federal disability amount from their line 31600 to the Schedule 2 of their spouse or common-law partner, you must select an option from the Does CRA already have an approved T2201 form for this disability? drop-down menu.
- Click Next.
- You must report the qualifying period for the tax credit for caregivers for Revenu Québec. To do this, click the back arrow between the Previous and Next buttons. It allows you to return to the Medical, disability, caregiver menu.
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to Medical expenses, disability, caregiver
- Click Next
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) is highlighted
Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600) is highlighted
- Click Medical, disability, caregiver in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600)
Infirmity and disability (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Infirmity/disability topic
Infirmity and disability page
Back arrow button is highlighted
The disability tax credit, the amount for a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions, the Canada caregiver amount and the tax credit for caregivers are claimed in the same screen.
- Complete the fields according to the situation.
- Enter the applicable information into the Name or description of infirmity field. If the person does not voluntarily provide this information, enter Unknown into the field.
- If the individual transfers the federal disability amount from their line 31600 to the Schedule 2 of their spouse or common-law partner, you must select an option from the Does CRA already have an approved T2201 form for this disability? drop-down menu.
- Click Next.
- You must report the qualifying period for the tax credit for caregivers for Revenu Québec. To do this, click the back arrow between the Previous and Next buttons. It allows you to return to the Medical, disability, caregiver menu.
Caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Spouse with infirmity sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount for this spouse (Quebec line 462) is highlighted
- While still in the profile of the person with the disability or infirmity, click the + sign next to Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount for this spouse (Quebec line 462).
Schedule H – Tax credit for caregiver of a spouse
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab is highlighted
Spouse with infirmity sub-tab
Schedule H – Caregiver tax credit topic
Schedule H – Tax credit for caregiver of a spouse page
Next button is highlighted
- Enter the beginning and ending dates of the qualifying period, which runs from January 1 to December 31.
- Click Next.
- To provide dwelling information for Revenu Québec, click the caregiver's sub-tab.
Schedule H – Dwelling Information
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Quebec tax credits topic is highlighted
Quebec tax credits page
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver is highlighted
- Click Quebec tax credits in the left-side menu.
- Click the + sign next to Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver.
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Schedule H – Caregiver tax credit topic is highlighted
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver page is highlighted
Next button is highlighted
- Complete the fields on this page.
- Click Next
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to Medical expenses, disability, caregiver
- Click Next
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) is highlighted
Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600) is highlighted
- Click Medical, disability, caregiver in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600)
Infirmity and disability (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Infirmity/disability topic
Infirmity and disability page
Back arrow button is highlighted
The disability tax credit, the amount for a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions, the Canada caregiver amount and the tax credit for caregivers are claimed in the same screen.
- Complete the fields according to the situation.
- Enter the applicable information into the Name or description of infirmity field. If the person does not voluntarily provide this information, enter Unknown into the field.
- If the individual transfers the federal disability amount from their line 31600 to the Schedule 2 of their spouse or common-law partner, you must select an option from the Does CRA already have an approved T2201 form for this disability? drop-down menu.
- Click Next.
- You must report the qualifying period for the tax credit for caregivers for Revenu Québec. To do this, click the back arrow between the Previous and Next buttons. It allows you to return to the Medical, disability, caregiver menu.
Caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Spouse with infirmity sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount for this spouse (Quebec line 462) is highlighted
- While still in the profile of the person with the disability or infirmity, click the + sign next to Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount for this spouse (Quebec line 462).
Schedule H – Tax credit for caregiver of a spouse
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab is highlighted
Spouse with infirmity sub-tab
Schedule H – Caregiver tax credit topic
Schedule H – Tax credit for caregiver of a spouse page
Next button is highlighted
- Enter the beginning and ending dates of the qualifying period, which runs from January 1 to December 31.
- Click Next.
- To provide dwelling information for Revenu Québec, click the caregiver's sub-tab.
Schedule H – Dwelling Information
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Quebec tax credits topic is highlighted
Quebec tax credits page
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver is highlighted
- Click Quebec tax credits in the left-side menu.
- Click the + sign next to Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver.
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Schedule H – Caregiver tax credit topic is highlighted
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver page is highlighted
Next button is highlighted
- Complete the fields on this page.
- Click Next
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to Medical expenses, disability, caregiver
- Click Next
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical, disability, caregiver topic is highlighted
Medical expenses, disability, caregiver page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) is highlighted
Infirmity and Disability amounts claim for yourself* (line 31600) is highlighted
- Click Medical, disability, caregiver in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to Home accessibility expenses (line 31285)
Home accessibility expenses (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
F31285 – Home accessibility expenses topic
Home Accessibility Expenses page
- Enter the individual’s home accessibility expenses information
- select the applicable option from the Select how you want to claim the Federal Home Accessibility Expenses credit drop-down menu
- in most cases, select Let MaxBack decide (default) from the drop-down menu
- Complete the Home renovation expenses section
- enter the applicable information into the Supplier or contractor name (mandatory), and Date (dd-mm-yyyy), description and amount of eligible home renovation expense fields
- if applicable, select Yes from the Is this expense an allowable Federal medical expense? (Yes/No) and Is this expense an allowable Québec medical expense? (Yes/No) drop-down menus
- if you select Yes, do not enter these expenses into the Medical expenses section, the software automatically claims them as a medical expense
- If the supplier or contractor's GST/HST number is available, enter it into the Supplier or contractor GST/HST Number (if applicable) field
- If applicable, complete the Description and amount claimed by other eligible individuals (other than spouse and dependents) field
- Click Next
- Click on Quebec tax credits in the left-side menu
Quebec tax credits (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head sub-tab
Quebec tax credits topic
Quebec tax credits page
TP-1029.SA – Senior assistance tax credit is highlighted
- In the Quebec line 462 section, click the + sign next to TP-1029.SA – Senior assistance tax credit
Senior assistance tax credit (Family head, spouse or common-law partner)
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Under Interview tab
Family head sub-tab
TP-1029.SA – Senior assistance topic
TP-1029.SA – Senior assistance tax credit page
Indicate how you wish to handle the senior assistance tax credit field is highlighted
Drop-down menu is highlighted and contains:
Let Maxback decide
Family head to claim all
Spouse to claim all
Claim specified amount
Do not claim
- Select the applicable option from the drop-down, otherwise leave Let MaxBack decide
UFile tip
If Let MaxBack decide is selected, the software will generally claim the total amount of the tax credit on the tax return of the family head.
- If the couples wants to share the tax credit, select Claim specified amount and enter the amount that the individual wants to claim into the Enter the amount of credit to claim on this return field
- Click Next
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to RRSP, HBP, LLP, FHSA other plans and funds.
- Click Next.
Contributions to a RRSP or PRPP/VRSP – RRSP receipt (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
RRSP contributions, limits topic is highlighted
Contributions to an RRSP or PRPP/VRSP page
- Click RRSP contributions, limits in the left-side menu.
- Enter the amount from the individual’s last notice of assessment, reassessment, or Auto-fill my return into the RRSP/PRPP deduction limit field.
- Answer the question Do you have unused contributions from the first 60 days of 2025?
- if Yes is selected, enter the corresponding amount from the individual's last notice of assessment, reassessment, or Auto-fill my return into the Unused contributions from the first 60 days of 2025 field.
- Enter the amount from the individual’s last notice of assessment, reassessment, or AutoFill My Return into the Unused contributions from prior years field or leave blank if the individual does not have any to report.
- In the Contributions to your own RRSP or PRPP/VRSP section:
- for receipts indicating contributions from March to December 2025, enter the information into the fields under March to December 2025.
- for receipts indicating contributions for the First 60 days of 2026, enter the information into the fields under First 60 days of 2026.
- If applicable, enter amounts into the fields in the PRPP/VRSP employer contributions section.
- If applicable, enter the amount provided by the individual into the RRSP or PRPP/VRSP deduction to use (leave blank to use all your contributions as a deduction) field.
- Click Next.
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to RRSP, HBP, LLP, FHSA other plans and funds
- Click Next
FHSA (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
HBP, LLP, FHSA and other plans and funds topic is highlighted
HBP, LLP, FHSA and other plans and funds topic page
FHSA first home savings account informations and limit the deduction to use is highlighted
- Click HBP, LLP, FHSA and other plans and funds in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to FHSA first home savings account informations and limit the deduction to use
FHSA information and limit (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
FHSA information and limit topic
FHSA information and limit page
- Enter the information required
- Click Next
- Follow the next step to enter the amounts from the T4FHSA and RL-32 slips
Interview setup (Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant sub-tab is highlighted
Interview setup topic is highlighted
Interview setup page
Medical and disability topic is highlighted
Common tax deductions section is highlighted
RRSP, HBP, LLP, FHSA other plans and funds is ticked
- Click the sub-tab of the dependant you want to enter information for.
- Click Interview setup in the left-side menu.
- Click Medical and disability in the left-side menu
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant sub-tab is highlighted
Medical and disability topic
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) for the dependant is highlighted
Infirmity and disability amounts for the dependant* is highlighted
- Click the + sign next to Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) for the dependant
Medical expenses (Family head, spouse or common-law partner, dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head sub-tab
Medical expenses topic
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) page
It is important to enter the total amount of expenses paid in the appropriate categories. The software will automatically apply the federal and provincial limits for the specified fees and enter the eligible amount in the income tax returns.
- Medical expenses:
- It is not necessary to enter each receipt individually. Enter See list in the Description field and indicate the total amount of eligible medical expenses.
- This amount must include any amounts paid for eligible travel expenses paid to obtain medical services within 200 kilometres of your area.
- It is not necessary to enter each receipt individually. Enter See list in the Description field and indicate the total amount of eligible medical expenses.
- Specified medical expenses (not claimed elsewhere):
- Select the applicable type of medical expense from the drop-down menu.
- Quebec prescription drug insurance plan:
- Select Federal only (usual case).
- Enter the premium paid last year under the Quebec prescription drug insurance plan (this amount is on the Quebec notice of assessment received last year).
- TP-752.0.13.1 - Expenses for medical services not available within 200 kilometres of your area:
- Select the applicable option from the Select for whom the medical services outside of area was incurred drop-down menu
- Enter the total amounts of eligible expenses (travel, lodging and moving) paid to obtain medical services that were not available within 200 kilometres of your area.
- Click Medical and disability in the left-side menu
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant sub-tab is highlighted
Medical and disability topic
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) for the dependant is highlighted
Infirmity and disability amounts for the dependant* is highlighted
- Click the + sign next to Infirmity and disability amounts for the dependant*
Infirmity and disability (Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant sub-tab
Infirmity/disability topic
Dependant's infirmity and disability page
Back arrow button is highlighted
The disability tax credit, the amount for a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions, the Canada caregiver amount and the tax credit for caregivers are claimed in the same screen.
- Complete the fields according to the situation
- Enter the applicable information into the Name or description of dependant's infirmity field. If the person does not voluntarily provide this information, simply enter Unknown into the field
- Complete the Dependant’s unused disability amount section to determine how the unused disability amount will be claimed, otherwise leave Let MaxBack decide. Any unused portion of the disability tax credit will be transferred to line 31800 of the federal tax return of the individual supporting the dependant with the disability
- Click Next.
- You must report the qualifying period for the tax credit for caregivers for Revenu Québec. To do this, click the back arrow between the Previous and Next buttons. It allows you to return to the Medical and disability menu.
Caregiver (Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant with infirmity sub-tab
Medical and disability topic is highlighted
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability page
Canada caregiver amount to claim for this dependant (line 30450) / Quebec Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for this dependant (Quebec line 462) is highlighted
- While still in the profile of the dependant with the disability or infirmity, click the + sign next to Canada caregiver amount to claim for this dependant (line 30450) / Quebec Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for this dependant (Quebec line 462).
Caregiver amount (Dependant)
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Under Interview tab
Dependant with infirmity sub-tab
Family Head sub-tab is highlighted
Canada caregiver topic is highlighted
Caregiver amount page
Beginning date of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount (dd-mm-yyyy) field is empty and highlighted
Ending date of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount (dd-mm-yyyy) field is empty and highlighted
Next button is highlighted
- Leave the first four fields blank.
- Into the fifth and sixth fields, enter the beginning and ending dates of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount, which runs from January 1 to December 31.
- Complete the rest of the fields on this page, if applicable.
- Click Next.
- To provide dwelling information for Revenu Québec, click the caregiver's sub-tab.
Schedule H – Dwelling Information
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Quebec tax credits topic is highlighted
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver is highlighted
- Click on Quebec tax credits in the left-side menu.
- Click on the + sign next to Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver.
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Schedule H – Caregiver tax credit topic is highlighted
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver page is highlighted
Next button is highlighted
- Complete the fields on this page.
- Click Next.
- Click Medical and disability in the left-side menu
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant sub-tab is highlighted
Medical and disability topic
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) for the dependant is highlighted
Infirmity and disability amounts for the dependant* is highlighted
- Click the + sign next to Infirmity and disability amounts for the dependant*
Infirmity and disability (Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant sub-tab
Infirmity/disability topic
Dependant's infirmity and disability page
Back arrow button is highlighted
The disability tax credit, the amount for a severe and prolonged impairment in mental or physical functions, the Canada caregiver amount and the tax credit for caregivers are claimed in the same screen.
- Complete the fields according to the situation
- Enter the applicable information into the Name or description of dependant's infirmity field. If the person does not voluntarily provide this information, simply enter Unknown into the field
- Complete the Dependant’s unused disability amount section to determine how the unused disability amount will be claimed, otherwise leave Let MaxBack decide. Any unused portion of the disability tax credit will be transferred to line 31800 of the federal tax return of the individual supporting the dependant with the disability
- Click Next.
- You must report the qualifying period for the tax credit for caregivers for Revenu Québec. To do this, click the back arrow between the Previous and Next buttons. It allows you to return to the Medical and disability menu.
Caregiver (Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant with infirmity sub-tab
Medical and disability topic is highlighted
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability page
Canada caregiver amount to claim for this dependant (line 30450) / Quebec Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for this dependant (Quebec line 462) is highlighted
- While still in the profile of the dependant with the disability or infirmity, click the + sign next to Canada caregiver amount to claim for this dependant (line 30450) / Quebec Schedule H – Eligibility and dates of the qualifying period for this dependant (Quebec line 462).
Caregiver amount (Dependant)
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Under Interview tab
Dependant with infirmity sub-tab
Family Head sub-tab is highlighted
Canada caregiver topic is highlighted
Caregiver amount page
Beginning date of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount (dd-mm-yyyy) field is empty and highlighted
Ending date of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount (dd-mm-yyyy) field is empty and highlighted
Next button is highlighted
- Leave the first four fields blank.
- Into the fifth and sixth fields, enter the beginning and ending dates of the qualifying period for the caregiver amount, which runs from January 1 to December 31.
- Complete the rest of the fields on this page, if applicable.
- Click Next.
- To provide dwelling information for Revenu Québec, click the caregiver's sub-tab.
Schedule H – Dwelling Information
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Quebec tax credits topic is highlighted
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver is highlighted
- Click on Quebec tax credits in the left-side menu.
- Click on the + sign next to Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver.
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head caregiver sub-tab
Schedule H – Caregiver tax credit topic is highlighted
Schedule H – Dwelling information for the tax credit for caregiver page is highlighted
Next button is highlighted
- Complete the fields on this page.
- Click Next.
- Click Medical and disability in the left-side menu
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Dependant sub-tab is highlighted
Medical and disability topic
Dependant's medical expenses, infirmity and disability page
Medical expenses (including TP-752.0.13.1) for the dependant is highlighted
Infirmity and disability amounts for the dependant* is highlighted
- Click the + sign next to Home accessibility expenses (line 31285)
Home accessibility expenses (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
F31285 – Home accessibility expenses topic
Home Accessibility Expenses page
- Enter the individual’s home accessibility expenses information:
- select the applicable option from the Select how you want to claim the Federal Home Accessibility Expenses credit drop-down menu
- in most cases, select Let MaxBack decide (default) from the drop-down menu
- select the applicable option from the Select how you want to claim the Federal Home Accessibility Expenses credit drop-down menu
- Complete the Home renovation expenses section
- enter the applicable information into the Supplier or contractor name (mandatory), and Date (dd-mm-yyyy), description and amount of eligible home renovation expense fields
- if applicable, select Yes from the Is this expense an allowable Federal medical expense? (Yes/No) and Is this expense an allowable Québec medical expense? (Yes/No) drop-down menus
- if you select Yes, do not enter these expenses into the Medical expenses section, the software automatically claims them as a medical expense
- If the supplier or contractor's GST/HST number is available, enter it into the Supplier or contractor GST/HST Number (if applicable) field
- If applicable, complete the Description and amount claimed by other eligible individuals (other than spouse and dependents) field
- Click Next
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to RRSP, HBP, LLP, FHSA other plans and funds.
- Click Next.
Contributions to a RRSP or PRPP/VRSP – RRSP receipt (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family Head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
RRSP contributions, limits topic is highlighted
Contributions to an RRSP or PRPP/VRSP page
- Click RRSP contributions, limits in the left-side menu.
- Enter the amount from the individual’s last notice of assessment, reassessment, or Auto-fill my return into the RRSP/PRPP deduction limit field.
- Answer the question Do you have unused contributions from the first 60 days of 2025?
- if Yes is selected, enter the corresponding amount from the individual's last notice of assessment, reassessment, or Auto-fill my return into the Unused contributions from the first 60 days of 2025 field.
- Enter the amount from the individual’s last notice of assessment, reassessment, or AutoFill My Return into the Unused contributions from prior years field or leave blank if the individual does not have any to report.
- In the Contributions to your own RRSP or PRPP/VRSP section:
- for receipts indicating contributions from March to December 2025, enter the information into the fields under March to December 2025.
- for receipts indicating contributions for the First 60 days of 2026, enter the information into the fields under First 60 days of 2026.
- If applicable, enter amounts into the fields in the PRPP/VRSP employer contributions section.
- If applicable, enter the amount provided by the individual into the RRSP or PRPP/VRSP deduction to use (leave blank to use all your contributions as a deduction) field.
- Click Next.
- In the Common tax deductions section, tick the box next to RRSP, HBP, LLP, FHSA other plans and funds
- Click Next
FHSA (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
HBP, LLP, FHSA and other plans and funds topic is highlighted
HBP, LLP, FHSA and other plans and funds page
FHSA first home savings account informations and limit the deduction to use is highlighted
- Click HBP, LLP, FHSA and other plans and funds in the left-side menu
- Click the + sign next to FHSA first home savings account informations and limit the deduction to use
FHSA information and limit (Family Head, Spouse and Dependant)
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UFile screen
Under Interview tab
Family head, Spouse and Dependant sub-tabs are highlighted
FHSA information and limit topic
FHSA information and limit page
- Enter the information required
- Click Next
- Follow the next step to enter the amounts from the T4FHSA and RL-32 slips
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