Congress considers restoring tax deductions for personal losses from crime, scams, and disasters
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No action since May 2025
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Announces introduction of the bill to restore the casualty/theft loss deduction beyond federally declared disasters and apply it retroactively for 2018–2024.
Describes the bill’s goal of restoring the casualty and theft loss deduction for victims of scams/crimes and non-federally declared disasters, highlighting endorsements.
Professional-accounting group support letter backing H.R. 3469/S. 1773 to repeal the suspension of personal casualty loss deductions not tied to federally declared disasters.
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Tax Relief for Victims of Crimes, Scams, and Disasters Act
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