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You can, however, have taxable income when the insurance proceeds exceed your cost basis in the damaged item.
So if the building cost $15K, you may have $15K of gain. If the building was depreciated in the business this is treated differently. It would be like you sold the building for $30K.
Your details are a little sketchy, but if business it goes in the sale of a business asset. If personal, the sale of the building goes under the investments section.
See this link as it may be helpful.
https://www.sapling.com/7836238/property-insurance-proceeds-taxable
You can, however, have taxable income when the insurance proceeds exceed your cost basis in the damaged item.
So if the building cost $15K, you may have $15K of gain. If the building was depreciated in the business this is treated differently. It would be like you sold the building for $30K.
Your details are a little sketchy, but if business it goes in the sale of a business asset. If personal, the sale of the building goes under the investments section.
See this link as it may be helpful.
https://www.sapling.com/7836238/property-insurance-proceeds-taxable
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