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Defining Disability with Respect and Dignity

Crusaders for the Disabled

Winnipeg Free Press

Brematson & Associates values serving the vulnerable and disabled of society. As experts in defining and interpreting disabilities, we represent the disabled to ensure individuals and families receive the maximum benefit from the Disability Tax Credit. Overseeing all aspects of the application process, our collaborative approach is focused on respect and compassion for our clients’ individual needs, while working together with families, the medical community and the government to identify and resolve complex issues.

"We represent the disabled to ensure individuals and families receive the maximum benefit from the Disability Tax Credit."


Brematson & Associates Inc. is founded by Susana Scott, a former Special Assistant to the President of the Treasury Board for the federal government of Canada. While working with the minister Susana was able to gain firsthand knowledge of the inner workings of government and gain insight on government policies and protocol. This understanding of how government works is invaluable when dealing with the complex issues surrounding challenging claims for the Disability Tax Credit. A proud mother of a disabled child, she is an advocate who has assisted hundreds of disabled individuals and their families across Canada, from all walks of life, to recover millions of dollars in tax credits. A frequent guest speaker and presenter, Susana is passionate about supporting the disabled community by working with businesses, government and organizations to educate and promote positive outcomes on their behalf.

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