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When the court discovered that one
year's increased premium was double the actual cost of repair for
the casualty, that the claim, it filed, would most likely result in
cancellation of the policy (according to the insurance agent) and that
the insurance was "absolutely required" in the taxpayer's
business, it felt compelled to allow the deduction and help keep the
business going. * Road Home funds from the federal government intended to help fill
the gap between insurance compensation and the actual cost of repair or
replacement of a home were not available until April. |
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