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Those affected by Hurricane Florence get tax relief

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You may be able to claim a casualty loss deduction on your tax return if you suffered uninsured or unreimbursed losses from Hurricane Florence or other recent federally declared natural disasters. But did you know you may not need to live in a federally declared natural disaster area to qualify for relief?

You're considered "affected" by a natural disaster if the records you need to meet a filing or payment deadline during a postponement period are located in the disaster area. This also applies if your tax preparer is in the disaster area and unable to file or pay taxes on your behalf.

Visit the IRS Disaster Assistance and Emergency Relief for Individuals and Businesses page for more info.


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