chiodoinc
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05-13-2020
01:51 PM
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Just-Lisa-Now-
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05-13-2020
01:54 PM
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TCJA took away casualty losses unless its due to a federally declared disaster.
Was this an investment that ended up being a scam?
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chiodoinc
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05-13-2020
02:09 PM
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Yes, it was a scam. The women told him she needed medical help for cancer treatments. The women who took the money from him went to jail and his lawyer said he could write if off. I wasn't sure if this situation applied.
IRonMaN
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05-13-2020
04:48 PM
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Someone just hands over $200,000 to some stranger for cancer treatment? I'm waiting for Paul Harvey to jump in and give the rest of the story.
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Just-Lisa-Now-
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05-13-2020
06:40 PM
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So the answer is no, it wasn't an investment.
A few years ago casualty losses were still allowed, but the lawyer hasnt brushed up on tax law lately it seems.
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