We had a house robbery 12/01/2015, wasn't settled until 2016 - can I deduct any of the losses in 2016? They weren't claimed in 2015.

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Yes, you may be able to report a Casualty Loss for the difference between what the insurance reimbursed and the loss of market value of your property.

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