We didn’t allow the amount claimed as casualty or theft losses on Schedule A, Itemized Deductions, because Form 4684, Casualties and Theft Losses, was incomplete or not attached to your tax return.
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We didn’t allow the amount claimed as casualty or theft losses on Schedule A, Itemized Deductions, because Form 4684, Casualties and Theft Losses, was incomplete or not attached to your tax return.
552 is in our IR Manual catalog. Official wording is dense — we translate it for business owners and individuals and map realistic next steps.
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