How to account for million payment from insurance company

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Total Three pages. each question must be answered in a page, each page has two sections 1-Statement of Law and 2-Discussion. no calculation needed, must explain the IRS and TAX rules and concept used in each question.

Page specification: Normal margin 1" all sides, Line spacing 2. no reference page, all sources must be obtained from www.irs.gov
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Business Casualty Losses

One of your client BC LLC bought an apartment complex on 01/01/2004. Total Cost of apartment including land was $8,726,210. Accumulated Depreciation as of 12/31/2014 was 4,513,597. BC refinanced the entire loan in 2009. Loan origination cost in 2009 was 333,777 and as of 12/31/2014 accumulated loan amortization was 109,934. Mortgage balance on 12/31/2014 was 3, 689,932.

On June 1, 2015 Tornedo hit the apartment complex and caused a considerable damage. Half the units became inhabitable. BC returned the security deposits of the tenants and the tenants moved out. Only half of the units are rented out since July 1, 2015.

The insurance company so far has paid $2.5 million. BC is expected to receive in 2016 $ 1,000, 000 for loss of rental income and damage to property BC paid $721,000 for asbestos removal during 2015 and paid to 3% of $2.5 million to adjuster in 2016. BC also paid 22,000 for environment cleanup in 2015.

Required:

How to account for $2.5 million payment from Insurance Company

How and when to claim expenses for environmental cleanup and asbestos removal

How much depreciation to claim in 2015 and 2016.

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