Timeshare Link
This is the link that I read before I posted. 7 days or less, seems no loss as not in the rental business.
So now my question, 1 week, received the $1205, so I CAN right off the maintanence fees.
What about depreciation, is it required?
Thanks Abby and Zee,
Sandy
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Author is "as good as they get"
I know the author personally. He's a former Big 8 tax partner and currently CFO of a major Fortune 500 company. Honestly, he's one the the brightest guys I know.It appears that alot depends on whether this is always a rental or it was a one time deal.
This link may help - I don't know the author, so the usual disclaimers applyLeave a comment:
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this may be a helpful link
It appears that alot depends on whether this is always a rental or it was a one time deal.
This link may help - I don't know the author, so the usual disclaimers applyLeave a comment:
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Timeshare
T/P received 1099 misc for rents of $1205 for deeded timeshare.
Do I report on Schedule E, and can we deduct the maintenance fees?
Does timeshare have to be depreciated? 27.5 years
I understand that if income less expenses net a loss, the loss is not deductible since it is rented for 7 days or less.
Thanks
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