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Holland & Knight LLP

Tax Consequences of a Natural Disaster

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Between wildfires such as the ones in Southern California earlier this year and hurricanes and other major storms experienced by other parts of the country annually, there is no shortage of natural disasters affecting people...more

Gray Reed

Deduct the Dogwoods: Tax Deductions for Winter Storm Uri Landscaping Expenses

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When Texas froze in February, I learned a couple of things: i) snow storms have names, and ii) people in my neighborhood aren’t great at covering plants. Those poor sago palms never had a chance....more

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Tax Deductions are Available for Taxpayers with Hurricane Harvey-Related Damage and Loss

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Taxpayers that have sustained property damage (for example, damage to homes and vehicles) as a result of Hurricane Harvey may be entitled to deduct the amount of such casualty loss against their income for federal income tax...more

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Rebuilding After Hurricanes Harvey and Irma: Recovery Through Tax Deductions

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It is estimated that less than 20% of those affected by Hurricane Harvey, and a week later Hurricane Irma, had flood insurance. Home owner’s and renter’s insurance policies exclude damage caused by floods. Those affected...more

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