Is the cost of tree removable destroyed by storm deductable? How about the tree replacement?

chucktowne · ‎July 15, 2020

xmasbaby0 · ‎July 15, 2020

Unless you are in a federally declared disaster area, casualty losses are no longer deductible on a federal return.

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Anonymous · ‎July 16, 2020

was the tree located on business including rental property, then it would be deductible on the appropriate form. if it was your home, then no.

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