Petition for Celiac Tax Credit
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•‘More than just a fad’: Federal petition seeks tax relief for those with celiac disease | Globalnews.ca
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A new federal petition has been launched, and calls for a $ 1,000 refundable tax credit for people with celiac disease.
The price of gluten-free food is 150- to 500-per cent higher than their gluten-containing counterparts.
Celiac Canada says only one in five people actually use the program, but many need extra help.
As of Thursday , over 24,000 Canadians signed in support of gluten-free diet.
The federal petition was launched on Oct. 11 and is expected to be completely cleaned out.
Hiebert is one of those who says it could be a game changer for everyone who needs it to live well.
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