Wesley Completely Demolished His Personal Automobile in a Car Accident

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Multiple Choice

Wesley completely demolished his personal automobile in a car accident.Damage to the auto was estimated at $35,000.Wesley had purchased the car a few years ago for $60,000.He received an insurance reimbursement of $28,000.His adjusted gross income this year was $55,000 and he incurred no other losses during the year.What amount can he deduct as a casualty loss on his income tax return after limitations?

• A)$1,400
• B)$1,500
• C)$6,900
• D)$7,000

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