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This presentation is for anyone that is running or thinking of setting up a home-based ABA program. The content of this presentation applies to individuals up to age 18. If you are new to the world of autism (or even a seasoned veteran!), this presentation contains information you need to know.
The assumption for this talk is that your child has been approved for the Disability Tax Credit or the application has been submitted.
Some of the topics that Dave will cover during this meeting are:
Speaker:
David Taylor is the parent of a child with autism and has been running a home-based ABA program for 16 years. David has done extensive research into the financial side of managing an ABA team and has gathered information on all kinds of issues from his own experiences and from feedback from other parents.
Dave has given this talk for the past 12 years. New for this year, he has split it into two talks. If you have not yet applied for the Disability Tax, we would strongly encourage you to listen to Dave’s Talk “Autism and Taxes: Level One – All About the DTC.” We will offer this presentation again on May 15th.
* Please note this presentation will be run as an online live webinar. It is open to everyone in British Columbia. This event will be recorded, but THE RECORDING WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE TO ATTENDEES.
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