Flood buyouts wrap up in Wilson County Texas
La Vernia completes federal buyout of 13.8 acres in flood plain after 1998 flood. Four private properties had three houses and a mobile home demolished with deed restrictions. Officials cite archaeology delays and pending 98 flood funding for drainage as holdups. A separate Wilson County area may pursue FEMA buyouts after flooding this month.
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Falls City Eyes Buyout Program for Flooded Homes
Falls City negotiates with SARA on a voluntary buyout plan funded by 75 percent federal and 25 percent state disaster grants. Some homeowners may refuse offers at pre disaster values as the town seeks to demolish bought properties for recreation or agriculture. State and federal agencies also approve public assistance for flood repairs, while a new flood ordinance and nuisance rules move forward amid concerns from residents and officials.
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IRS flood relief allows amended returns for 2001 losses
IRS officials say flood victims in federal disaster areas may file amended 2001 returns to receive refunds for taxes paid on Form 1040 1120 or 1120S. Insured losses are deducted after insurance payments. provide a complete list and photos of all items. Call 1 800 829 FORM for Publication 547 and 1 800 621 FEMA for FEMA info.
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