Franca has AGI of $130,000 this year. After applying the $100 floor, she has $26,000 of...
Franca has AGI of $130,000 this year. After applying the $100 floor, she has $26,000 of federal disaster losses on personal assets, $12,000 of nonfederal casualty losses on personal assets, and $23,000 of personal casualty gains for the year. What is Franca's deductible casualty loss?
a. $2,000
b. $15,000
c. $13,000
d. $0
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answer B Franca has AGI of $130,000 this year. After applying the $100 floor, she has $26,000 of federal disaster losses on personal assets, $12,000 of nonfederal casualty losses on personal assets, and $23,000 of personal casualty gains for the year- Franca's deductible casualty loss is15000.
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