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Yes, you can deduct property lost in a hurricane as a theft and casualty loss.
If you lived in a federally declared disaster area, as part of hurricane tax relief, you can deduct your total loss (minus $500 and any amount covered by insurance) along with your usual Standard Deduction. This means you’ll be able to claim everything you lost over $500 without having to itemize deductions on your taxes.
Make sure to indicate in the My Info section that you were affected by a hurricane (see attached screenshot).
TurboTax will make all the calculations for you.
To enter your loss in TurboTax, please follow these steps:
Yes, you can deduct property lost in a hurricane as a theft and casualty loss.
If you lived in a federally declared disaster area, as part of hurricane tax relief, you can deduct your total loss (minus $500 and any amount covered by insurance) along with your usual Standard Deduction. This means you’ll be able to claim everything you lost over $500 without having to itemize deductions on your taxes.
Make sure to indicate in the My Info section that you were affected by a hurricane (see attached screenshot).
TurboTax will make all the calculations for you.
To enter your loss in TurboTax, please follow these steps:
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