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The Treasury Department and the IRS are responding quickly to help millions of victims of Hurricane Katrina, the greatest natural disaster to ever hit the U.S. In a series of rapid-fire announcements, the Treasury and the IRS have ... (more)

 

  • Temporarily suspended certain requirements for low-income housing credit projects

  • Announced plans to provide assistance to taxpayers at local disaster recovery centers

  • Allowed removal of diesel fuel from certain airports without violating favorable excise tax treatment

  • Expedited the review and approval process for organizations seeking tax-exempt status in order to provide relief to victims of Hurricane Katrina

  • Extended income tax filing and  payment deadlines

  • Extended employment and excise tax deposit deadlines

  • Made many disaster payments tax-free

  • Enhanced casualty-loss deductions for taxpayers in Presidentially-declared disaster areas

  • Extended Form 5500 qualified plan deadlines

  • Extended minimum funding plan contribution deadlines

  • Released dyed diesel fuel for road use

  • Waived certain low-income housing requirements

  • Created a toll-free number for tax help (866-562-5227), and

  • Issued tips for making tax-deductible contributions to help the victims

    For more information, please contact our office or visit the IRS Disaster Relief website.

    IRS Publications
    • Publication 547, Casualties, Disasters and Thefts — Provides details on how to figure and claim a disaster loss. Download it (PDF 132KB, 16 pages), or read Pub. 547 online.

    • Publication 2194, Disaster Losses Kit for Individuals (PDF 860KB, 100 pages), and

    • Publication 2194B, Disaster Losses Kit for Businesses (PDF 943KB, 78 pages) — Contain various IRS publications and forms related to claiming disaster losses.

    • Publication 3833, Disaster Relief: Providing Assistance through Charitable Organizations (PDF 507KB, 28 pages) — Explains how the public can use charitable organizations to help victims of disasters, and how new organizations may obtain tax-exempt status.

 

 

 

 

 

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