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No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

 
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Anita01
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No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

It's not that simple to enter a casualty loss.  You have to follow the steps and answer the questions.  The loss is determined by changes in fair market value, not just a set figure of out of pocket expense.  You may find it's not worth wading through it because $100 is deducted from your loss amount and then 10% of your Adjusted gross Income is subtracted.  If your AGI is over $10,000, you would have no deductible loss.

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No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

A sudden flood, or a slow leak?
Carl
Level 15

No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

I'm thinking this will be dealt with under the Deductions & Credits tab in the Casualty & Thefts section, when you get to it.

No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

I know but it doesn't let me put in a dollar figure

No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

That section may not be complete yet.
Anita01
New Member

No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

It's not that simple to enter a casualty loss.  You have to follow the steps and answer the questions.  The loss is determined by changes in fair market value, not just a set figure of out of pocket expense.  You may find it's not worth wading through it because $100 is deducted from your loss amount and then 10% of your Adjusted gross Income is subtracted.  If your AGI is over $10,000, you would have no deductible loss.

No place to enter house loss due to water damage out of pocket cost for us was 1000.00 where do I put that figure

The Casualty and Theft section is available (test done using Deluxe edition with a $1,000 loss)

  • Click on Federal Taxes
  • Click on Deductions and Credits
  • Click on I'll choose what I work on or Skip to see all tax breaks
  • Scroll down to Other Deductions and Credits 
  • On Casualties and Thefts, click the start or revisit button
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