[Rhodes22-list] Deduction query
DownHill
jadoucet at snet.net
Fri Sep 2 20:05:54 EDT 2011
In general, one can deduct sudden losses on schedule A. You can deduct the
losses that exceed 1% of your AGI. A Hurricane is considered to be a sudden
loss. Any other losses can also be deducted. For example, if your
electricity went out, and your food in the fridge & freezer spoiled
suddenly, you could deduct the value of the food.
If your boat does not sail as fast as it did from the factory, this is not a
sudden loss.
Lady in Red wrote:
>
> Hi, guys,
> does anyone know if the expense for removing the trees that have come down
> can be deducted on my taxes?
>
> any other costs allowable?
>
>
> elle
>
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