Hot tub purchase through my company

No.

The CRA has a list of medical expenses allowed as a tax deduction here: https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency ... eturn.html

The same list applies to a corporate group extended medical insurance plan or a PHSP (Private Health Service Plan). A very small percentage of reasonable expenses not on the official CRA list may be allowed for a business insurance plan, but not a hot tub.

Almost anything that's legal could be allowed as a business expense if you could show it was directly connected to your income-earning business, such as a demo hot tub if your business is selling hot tubs. But the tax dodge of claiming questionable items needed for health purposes is well-known and carefully scrutinized by the CRA for small business.

Yes, according to the list above, it is an eligible expense.

ramsrd wrote: ↑ Yes, according to the list above, it is an eligible expense.

"Whirlpool bath treatments – the amount paid to a medical practitioner for these treatments. A hot tub that you install in your home, even if prescribed by a medical practitioner, is not eligible."

Tiberious

Realister wrote: ↑ Hi all, wondering if I can purchase a hot tub corporately and write it off. My business relies on me being physically able and a hot tub really helps my back.
No smart ass answers necessary, simple question and who wouldn’t want to if they could!

Thanks in advance for any help!

Of course. Your corp can buy anything it wants. But if it's for your personal use and has no business purpose, it's a shareholder benefit.