Behaviour Analyst Services Now Eligible for Tax Deduction
Announced in July 2025, Registered Behaviour Analysts (RBAs) have been added to the Canada Revenue Agency’s list of eligible medical professionals. This means that families who pay out-of-pocket for services delivered by an RBA can now claim those expenses as a medical deduction at tax time. This change applies to services rendered from July 1, 2024 onward.
Please note:
- This applies only to private, out-of-pocket payments.
- Families using only OAP funding are not eligible to claim this tax credit.
- Families must keep proof of payment invoices showing that the service was paid for directly.
This is a positive step forward in making autism services more affordable and accessible for families in Ontario. For more information and the official CRA update, please click here.
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