Casualty

A casualty occurs when property is damaged as a result of a disaster such as a hurricane, fire, car accident or similar event. Generally, you may deduct a casualty loss only in the tax year in which the loss occurred. However, if you have a casualty loss from a disaster that occurred in an area declared by the President or the Governor as a disaster area, the loss may be claimed for the year in which the disaster occurred, or the year immediately before the loss.
Actual Client Results
Client ID
Owed
Settlement
695
$48,473.22
$0.00
5654
$14,184.00
$340.00
45258
$27,996.48
$1,804.76
Recent Savings: $1,012,060

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