Some people hit by Hurricanes Ian, Nicole, or Fiona could pay less federal tax. The bill lets them add certain personal storm losses to the standard deduction. Puerto Rico would get money to give similar help to its residents.
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Hurricane Tax Relief Act is a Senate bill in Congress.
Who this affects: This bill mainly affects people who had personal losses from Hurricanes Ian, Nicole, or Fiona in areas the President declared major disaster areas. It could also affect Puerto Rico residents through a separate relief payment system. The Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Treasury would have to apply the tax rules and handle Puerto Rico’s payment plan.
Why this matters: Storm damage can leave people with large repair bills that insurance does not fully cover. This bill could leave some hurricane victims with more money by lowering their tax bills. It is narrow relief because it covers only three named 2022 hurricanes and only qualifying disaster areas. Puerto Rico’s relief would depend on Treasury’s estimate and on how Puerto Rico sends the funds to residents.
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Officially: Hurricane Tax Relief Act
Some people hit by Hurricanes Ian, Nicole, or Fiona could pay less federal tax. The bill lets them add certain personal storm losses to the standard deduction. Puerto Rico would get money to give similar help to its residents.
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