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Publication 547 provides guidance on the tax treatment of casualties, disasters, and thefts for individuals preparing their tax returns. It outlines definitions of casualty and theft losses, explains how to calculate these losses, discusses deduction limits, and details special rules for federally declared disaster areas. The publication also covers reporting requirements, proof of loss, and the implications of insurance reimbursements. Additionally, it includes information on qualified disaster losses and how to report gains and losses related to such events.

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