Storm-damaged trees may qualify for insurance or tax deductions. Value is based on:
Documentation needed:
Cleanup costs can measure value loss if repairs restore pre-storm condition without exceeding it. Consult a CPA or tax advisor before filing. Prove: casualty nature/date, sudden/unusual event, ownership.
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