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@sgfaizani , I am sorry for your loss.
Yes , you can indeed claim "loss of Capital" for noncollectable personal loan. Here is a reference on the subject for federal purposes--> https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc453
However, things may make it difficult to sustain an audit are :
(a) loan to a related party
(b) documentation to prove this was done at arms length
(c) prove Estate's inability to satisfy the loan ( debts of the decedent would normally be recognized by the Estate before distribution of assets to the heirs).
(d) Hindu Succession Act and Insolvency Acts may apply here. There is no Tax Treaty Effect here
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