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Ramon Fernandez, CPA, and Mark A. Turner, DBA, CPA, CMA
In BriefLosses from natural disasters are generally tax deductible, but taking the deduction requires properly valuing the amount of the loss. The IRS recently provided new guidance that gives taxpayers seven safe harbor methods for making this often difficult calculation. The authors illustrate how to use each of the new safe harbor provisions, and note how the deduction has been impacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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