Insurance Reimbursement

Casualty Loss
Casualty loss refers to the loss of property due to events such as fire, storm, shipwreck, or theft. Such losses are allowable as deductions from taxable income, net of any insurance reimbursements. To qualify, the loss must result from a sudden, unexpected, or unusual event. Personal casualty losses can be deducted only if they exceed a $100 floor and 10% of adjusted gross income.
Gross Profit Method
A technique used to estimate inventory at the end of an interim period, commonly used for preparing interim financial statements and estimating inventory for insurance reimbursement in case of loss.

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