Have a client whose cabin suffered fire damage in 2010. Didn't claim on 2010 return because all the data was not available. Not real familiar with this type of claim. Can I assume that the FMV before the fire is one figure I need and the FMV after the fire would be the other figure? This might be a little difficult to determine. Is the cost to repair the damages the bottom line figure I need and then subtract the $500 and 10% of AGI and insurance reimbursements? Does anybody have any helpful hints before I attempt to amend the return?
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If you "google" form 4684 aand instructions - that would be part of your calculation - there is also Pub 547, Pub 584 for personal property and Pub 584b if it is Biz Prop loss
I found a post which is older (2006), that explains maybe in some more detail that might assist you in arriving a FMV prior and after
Try this link http://www.taxesindepth.com/casualti...deduction.html
Hope this assists you
Sandy
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