I had a note thru a Mortgage company that flopped. I was only able to recover just over 70% of the funds leaving me short quite a bit. How/where do I report that loss?

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You are not able to deduct this loss unless it was a business related loss. The Tax Cut and Jobs Act TCJA of 2017 eliminated personal Casualty losses for tax years 2018 through 2025.

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I sold my half share of a owner-occupied duplex last year to other co-owner via quit claim. I am reporting the sale & have questions re: business % use changes, quit claim/settlement, and my sales price vs original basis.

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I had a note thru a Mortgage company that flopped. I was only able to recover just over 70% of the funds leaving me short quite a bit. How/where do I report that loss?

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