Hello everyone! Has anyone had experience with
tree evaluation for tax purposes with the tree dying from construction stress?

Reply to post by Ken Six, on July 14, 1998 at 21:19:34:

If the loss was a sudden unexpected loss, it would qualify for a casualty loss. If it is for a personal return, only the amount over 10% of ones adjusted gross income would qualify, but if it was a business or investment property, the total appraisal would qualify. Use THE GUIDE, and be sure NOT to use the trunk formula method.
Very treely,
Lew