I had $750.00 from Helene loss. Area was designated as Disaster area by FEMA. I keep plugging in the loss, but will not show up in my tax break section

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You may not see a tax deduction for your casualty loss as your loss is only $750.

The first $100 of loss is not tax-deductible, but the remainder of the loss is tax-deductible only to the extent that it exceeds 10% of your adjusted gross income.

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I read on one of the FEMA sites that when a disaster has been designated and a mandatory evacuation for the area you live in has been announced, you can count the hotel stay and cost of the evacuation, including some meals. Which form is used?

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I had $750.00 from Helene loss. Area was designated as Disaster area by FEMA. I keep plugging in the loss, but will not show up in my tax break section

I had $750.00 from Helene loss. Area was designated as Disaster area by FEMA. I keep plugging in the loss, but will not show up in my tax break section

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