Licensed Appraisers:

Appraisers who specialize in valuing properties, assets, and losses can contribute to assessing the fair market value of damaged or destroyed assets. Their expertise is crucial for determining the deductibility of losses under IRS Section 165.

CPAs with experience in disaster-related tax issues can provide valuable financial expertise. They can assist with tax planning, accounting, and auditing matters, ensuring accurate documentation and adherence to IRS guidelines. 

A public adjuster's insurance expertise, loss assessment skills, negotiation abilities, policy interpretation knowledge, compliance understanding, and client advocacy make them a valuable asset on the advisory board of an IRS Section 165 national disaster deduction company.

Tax attorneys specializing in disaster-related deductions can offer legal guidance and ensure compliance with IRS regulations. They can provide advice on interpreting tax laws, identifying qualifying losses, and navigating the complexities of IRS Section 165. 

Professionals with expertise in insurance policies, claims, and settlements can provide insights into the coverage and reimbursement aspects of disaster-related losses. They can help evaluate insurance claims and identify gaps in coverage that may qualify for deductions. 

Financial advisors can provide guidance on long-term financial planning, investment strategies, and wealth management. They can help individuals and businesses make informed decisions regarding their post-disaster financial recovery and utilize IRS Section 165 deductions effectively. 

Licensed engineers and architects provides invaluable expertise in assessing damage, estimating costs, ensuring compliance, and documenting the deductible loss for commercial buildings. Their involvement not only strengthens your deduction claim but also ensures alignment with building codes, industry standards, and IRS regulations. 

A property condition assessment conducted before a disaster provides a baseline evaluation, valuable documentation for insurance purposes, identifies risks and vulnerabilities, aids in planning and preparedness, assists with financial considerations, and helps ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.