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Across 1. You may elect to take this deduction for the year in which the loss can be reasonablt estimated. 5. You have 90 days in which to revoke an _______ to deduct a disaster loss for the previous year. 10. Damaged or destroyed by some outside force. 13. Losses from _______ property are generally netted against gains from casualties or thefts on form 4684 and the net gain or loss is entered on Form 4797 14. Unreimbursed accident damage may be a deductible casulty loss. 15. Payments of ransom to a kidnapper is generally a deductable _____ loss. 16. losses caused by fire, theft and vandalism 17. You may deduct this loss either on the return for the year of the loss or on the return of the prior tax year if the loss is in an area declared by the president as warrenting federal assistance. 18. Reduces casulty and theft losses of property used for personal purposes

Down 2. Reduce the amount of the gross condemnation award 3. The IRS may accept an __________ that is used to obtain a federal loans or loan guarentees following a Presidentially declared disaster as proof of the amount of casualty loss. 4. You may claim this deduction for a loss of a bank deposit in the year there is no reasonable prospect of recovery from the insolvent or bankrupt bank. 6. Use this form if an involuntary conversion was the result of a theft ot casulty 7. For declared disasters, the IRS will ________ interest on taxes due for the period coveredby an extension to file tax returns and pay taxes. 8. To be a deductable casulty loss, property must be damaged or destroyed as a result of a sudden 9. Moth damage is a _____________ loss. 11. If you claim this loss and in a later year the property is return to you, you must refigure you loss deduction. 12. All casulty and theft ______ are claimed on form 4684.