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D_Master81

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8. Yeah it sucks

Reply to GoneOffShore (Original post)

Sat Nov 24, 2018, 03:33 PM

Nov 2018

Told a guy I know a few months back who had some flood damage he couldn’t even write off the losses on taxes this year. Needless to say he wasn’t pleased.

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And another tax exemption goes away to screw people - [View all] GoneOffShore Nov 2018 OP

Consequences of elections beachbum bob Nov 2018 #1

You need to contact your mortgage holder if they had been paying the premium prior to the last dameatball Nov 2018 #2

I'll pass this information on to the person it happened to. GoneOffShore Nov 2018 #4

Sorry for your situation. The whole tax fiasco is a fraud. The personal exemption has also been still_one Nov 2018 #3

This didn't happen to me, but to a Facebook friend. GoneOffShore Nov 2018 #5

Still sorry for what your FB friend is going through still_one Nov 2018 #6

Thank you. GoneOffShore Nov 2018 #7

Yeah it sucks D_Master81 Nov 2018 #8

I used to be a tax accountant in the 1980's customerserviceguy Nov 2018 #9