Tax Receipts and Deductions

At ActivKare, we believe in making your experience as seamless as possible — including when it’s time to sort out tax receipts and deductions. 

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) permits a medical expense tax credit for the purchase of “diapers or disposable briefs for a person who is incontinent due to an illness, injury, or affliction.” You can claim this expense on line 330 or include it in the calculation for line 331. For a full list of eligible medical expenses and more details, please visit the CRA website

What You Get

  • For any eligible purchase, we’ll provide a tax receipt/medical expense receipt in PDF format.

  • You can use this receipt to claim your purchase as a medical expense when filing taxes (where applicable in your country or region).

Important Notes

  • Not all products qualify for medical expense claims; eligibility depends on your local tax laws.

  • We recommend saving your receipts and consulting your tax advisor or local tax authority for guidance.

  • Changes in tax legislation may affect eligibility—please keep your paperwork and confirmations.

If you need help retrieving a receipt or understanding how to claim it, reach out to our support team. We’re always happy to assist.

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