Is theft of personal property tax deductible? If the stolen items were not recovered, would fair market value be the same for pre and post event?

talk2lock · ‎March 29, 2024

ee-ea · ‎March 29, 2024

Is theft of personal property tax deductible?

Not on federal return. States may have the deduction.

If the stolen items were not recovered, would fair market value be the same for pre and post event?

Pre has value and when it is gone it is worthless.

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xmasbaby0 · ‎March 29, 2024

Sorry--theft losses are not deductible on a federal tax return since the tax laws changed for 2018 and beyond.

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Is theft of personal property tax deductible? If the stolen items were not recovered, would fair market value be the same for pre and post event?

Is theft of personal property tax deductible? If the stolen items were not recovered, would fair market value be the same for pre and post event?

Is theft of personal property tax deductible?

Not on federal return. States may have the deduction.

If the stolen items were not recovered, would fair market value be the same for pre and post event?

Pre has value and when it is gone it is worthless.

Is theft of personal property tax deductible? If the stolen items were not recovered, would fair market value be the same for pre and post event?

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Is theft of personal property tax deductible?

Not on federal return. States may have the deduction.

If the stolen items were not recovered, would fair market value be the same for pre and post event?

Pre has value and when it is gone it is worthless.

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