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Accounting > Casualty Loss
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Casualty Loss Defined
Any loss of an asset due to fire storm act of nature causing asset damage from unexpected or accidental force. Generally it is deductible regardless of whether it is business or personal.
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- Casualty or Theft Losses: If you are a victim of theft or if an accident or act of nature results the damage, destruction or loss of something you own, then you may be eligible for a tax deduction. One is eligible for deducting the value of any loss not covered by insurance.
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