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BobKamman
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05-16-2024
02:59 PM
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I vaguely remember some California practitioners mentioning this subject. For those who are still interested, there is an interesting article here:
https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2024/05/16/congress/a-successful-discharge-petition-00158356
Which has a link to the bill, which apparently extends some disaster-area deduction time frames while making specific references to the wildfires, and to the Ohio train disaster. You have to read between the lines to figure out why a Republican from Florida is so passionate about this subject, and managed to recruit so many Democrats to actually get some action on it.
