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A casualty loss is a loss caused by an unexpected, rapid event, like car accidents, natural disasters, terrorist attacks, volcanic eruptions, or vandalism. Progressive deterioration like termite damage is not sudden, so they are not considered casualty losses.
When a disaster looms, financial professionals with individual and small business clientele must react quickly to prepare and protect their clients financially, as well as to prepare and protect themselves and their firm.
It can be hard to know how to get your business, its operations, and its finances back on track, but there are many options available to help impacted companies. Depending on a business’s specific situation, casualty losses may be able to help companies start on the road to recovery.
This CPE Finance course will help these financial professionals prepare their practices and their clients for a casualty losses threat and provide suggestions for tools that strengthen client relations during this vulnerable time. It touches on the tax aspects of a casualty loss but does not focus on the mechanics of filing a tax casualty loss.
Assistant Professor, Stetson University
Dr. Chambers is a past Chair of the M.E. Rinker, Sr. Institute of Tax and Accountancy and an Associate Professor of Accounting at Stetson University, USA. Prior to receiving a Ph.D. concentrating in taxation in 2000, she had over a decade of public accounting experience as owner/partner-in-charge of a CPA firm in Houston that had a concentration in accounting issues for small business owners.
Dr. Chambers has published articles in such journals as the Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of State Taxation, Strategic Finance, Journal of Accountancy, Tax Notes and Tax Adviser. She has served on the American Taxation Association’s Family Tax Policy sub-committee, been cited by the National Taxpayer Advocate in her 2004 Annual Report to Congress, developed continuing education courses for accounting professionals, and coordinated an extra-curricular simulation set with the Internal Revenue Service for students interested in careers curbing financial crimes.
She has also volunteered in several capacities for the American Institute of CPAs and has served on the Board of Directors for the Florida Institute of CPAs and other not-for-profit boards.
Dr. Chambers can be reached at: Valrie.chambers@stetson.edu
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