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Fireside Chat: Natural Disasters, Relief, and Taxes

As a result of recent natural disasters like Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton, individuals and families have faced significant devastation in the southeastern United States. The last thing people want to consider is what it would all mean for their tax obligations. Tax practitioners though should be aware of how the tax code and IRS guidance deals with such situations. Hear from practitioners who know are familiar with the devastated communities and understand these issues well as they discuss what you need to know about natural disasters as they relate to taxes. Moderator: Omeed Firouzi, Practice Professor and Director, Temple University Beasley School of Law Low Income Taxpayer Clinic                   Panelists: Andrew VanSingel, ABA Standing Committee on Disaster Response & Preparedness; Emily Yaun, Assistant Clinical Professor and Associate Director, Philip C. Cook Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, Georgia State University College of Law; Gabrielle Trott, LITC Program Director | Pisgah Legal Services