The Registered Disability Savings Plan Cannot Exist Without the Disability Tax Credit

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Brematson & Associates, advocates for the disabled, are specialists in the Disability Tax Credit.

Nov. 20, 2008 05:17 PM

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/20/08 -- Starting in December of this year the federal Government will be handing out some serious money in the form of grants and bonds to people who set up a Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP). To get the RDSP you first must have the Disability Tax Credit in place either for yourself or a family member. Now is the time to explore eligibility for the Disability Tax Credit so that the RDSP can take care of the future.

Susana Scott, President, Brematson & Associates is pioneering a revolutionary approach in defining and interpreting disabilities as it relates to the disability tax credit. With respect, compassion and understanding Susana Scott represents the disabled, liaisons with the medical community, and educates the public to ensure that the disabled individual and their family receive the maximum benefit from the Disability Tax Credit.


           Brematson & Associates Inc. 825 Sherbrook St. Wpg. MB
       located in the Society for Manitobans with Disabilities Bldg
                 204-975-3276 (toll free) 866-763-6131
               info.brematson@smd.mb.ca www.brematson.ca

Contacts:
Brematson & Associates Inc.
Advocate/Specialist Disability Issues
Susana Scott, President
(204) 975-3276 or Toll Free: 1-866-763-6131
(204) 975-3027 (FAX)
Email: info.brematson@smd.mb.ca
Website: www.brematson.ca

Published Nov. 20, 2008
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