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Timeshares and Tax: A Little Information

Some people have a misconception that timeshare sales are not subjected to income tax. But the truth is, timeshare sales still need to pay tax. It’s treated just like any other form of real estate property. A timeshare property is considered a capital asset, so a sale that makes a profit out of it is also considered a capital gain. But you have to own the property for more than one year for it to be eligible for income tax. You can add the costs connected to buying the property, like the closing costs when you bought it, the yearly maintenance costs for each year you’ve owned it and any other special assessments. For a quality timeshare from a well known company you may want to consider a Marriott timeshare resale.

But also like other real estate properties, when you incur a loss in selling your timeshare, it is called a capital loss that you wouldn’t be able to deduct in your tax returns. But situations might differ if you regularly rent the unit; any loss on a sale would be termed as an allowable business loss and would thus be deductible as an allowable ordinary loss in tax returns. If the unit had been turned back to personal use prior to its sale, the IRS will not allow losses on the sale.

There are no more deductions permitted against timeshares. The exception is the property tax, only if it is billed separately. This can also be deductible if it is distinguished by the resort as a different item on the bill for maintenance fees. You can also deduct interest from a timeshare loan, but the loan has to be taken as a mortgage and if there are no more deductible mortgages aside from your main home mortgage. Unfortunately, only a few timeshare loans can qualify as mortgage loans as most of them are primarily identified as consumer loans. You need to remember that if you already have a primary home mortgage, interest cannot be deducted on multiple timeshare loans at a time. But you might be able to deduct interests on multiple timeshares if they are at same resort, as they can be viewed as one timeshare.

Timeshares may be used to donate to charity. There are a few restrictions, however. If you choose to donate a deeded timeshare, you would be allowed a deductible value that’s equivalent to the fair market value of the deeded timeshare at the time of the donation. If the fair market value exceeds five thousand dollars you will have to get a written appraisal that should meet IRS guidelines. In case of non-deeded and right to use timeshares which are considered as tangible assets, additional rules apply. The timeshare property’s fair market value has to be reduced by how much the timeshare owner would have gained if he had sold the timeshare. Check with Marriott timeshare resale restrictions to see if there are any restrictions regarding the sale of your timeshare, in addition to the tax consequences of a sale..

When it comes to renting your timeshare you can claim deductions on all expenses including depreciation cost, cost of advertising, rental commissions and maintenance fees. Certain kinds of special assessments may be deductible like repairs and unexpected expenses. Travel and remodeling expenses may not be deductible.

You need to remember that if you use the unit for at least 15 days every year for personal use, vacation home rules will be applied. Timeshares may also qualify, buy they should be used for at least 15 days.


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