Form RC64 Children's Special Allowances - Canada

Form RC64 Children's Special Allowances in Canada is used to apply for the Children's Special Allowances (CSA) program. The CSA program provides financial assistance to individuals responsible for the care and upbringing of a child with a disability.

The Form RC64 Children's Special Allowances in Canada is typically filed by the parent or guardian of the child who is eligible for the benefits.

FAQ

Q: What is Form RC64?
A: Form RC64 is a form used in Canada to apply for the Children's Special Allowances.

Q: What are Children's Special Allowances?
A: Children's Special Allowances are payments made by the government of Canada to eligible families to help with the costs of raising children with disabilities or medical conditions.

Q: Who is eligible for Children's Special Allowances?
A: Families who have a child with a disability or medical condition that requires an above-average level of care may be eligible for Children's Special Allowances.

Q: How do I apply for Children's Special Allowances?
A: To apply for Children's Special Allowances, you need to complete Form RC64 and submit it to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Q: What information do I need to provide on Form RC64?
A: You will need to provide information about your child's disability or medical condition, as well as your family's financial situation.

Q: Are Children's Special Allowances taxable?
A: No, Children's Special Allowances are not taxable.

Q: How much money can I receive from Children's Special Allowances?
A: The amount of money you can receive from Children's Special Allowances depends on your child's disability or medical condition, as well as your family's financial situation.

Q: How often are Children's Special Allowances payments made?
A: Children's Special Allowances payments are usually made monthly.

Q: What should I do if my child's disability or medical condition changes?
A: If your child's disability or medical condition changes, you should notify the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as soon as possible to ensure your eligibility for Children's Special Allowances is up-to-date.