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Deductions & credits
Yes, you can deduct it if its cashed. The check mailed date concept works on the assumption that the check in question is eventually cashed. You won't get a deduction in 2016 if the check needs to be replaced with a new one UNLESS YOU HAVE PROOF that you mailed the check (like Certified Mail).
The IRS does not offer explicit guidance on this issue. This is general practice.
The IRS does not offer explicit guidance on this issue. This is general practice.
May 31, 2019
9:10 PM