Do you mean that your daughter is disabled, and she's been transferring her DTC to you? In order for her to transfer her unused DTC credit, she would first have to claim it on her return, so yes, you would answer that she is disabled.

Not exactly,  She is disabled but i'm not looking to transfer the DTC to her as she has no income.  I will continue to claim DTC as i have for years.  I'm filing her first tax return as required for her to get the Canada Disability Benefit (she is 17.5yrs old) Using TurboTax to file her return and want to clarify how to answer the EasyStep question are you disabled.  I'm wondering if I should answer Yes or No as I don't want her to claim the DTC.

Do I have to say I’m disabled because I qualify for the DTC?  My husband is disabled but they approved it for me.  Would you mind clarifying?

@user17724520612 To get DTC (Disability Tax Credit), you need a Form T2201 - Disability Tax Credit Certificate, which shows what disabilities or impairments you have. If the person who's disabled doesn't need the whole credit, they can transfer all or part of the credit to a supporting family member, who is listed on the T2201.

So if the T2201 shows you as the disabled person, then yes, you must indicate that you are disabled to take the DTC. If it's your husband that is the disabled person, then he must indicate that he is disabled, so that he can claim the credit, and then transfer it to you.