Taxpayer Mavis Marble was involved in an auto accident in which she hit a pedestrian and that
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Taxpayer Mavis Marble was involved in an auto accident in which she hit a pedestrian and that pedestrian later died. The pedestrians estate sued Ms Marble for wrongful death and her insurance company paid to the limit of her policy $ Ms Marble paid an additional $ from her own funds. Ms Marble would like to take a casualty loss deduction for $
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Can amounts paid by the taxpayer, from her own funds, beyond the limit of her auto insurance policy, to an estate for a wrongful death claim arising out of an auto accident involving the taxpayer, be a casualty loss under the federal income tax law?
Would the loss be deductible as a personal or business casualty in under current tax law if the auto accident occurred in
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