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I (like many) purchased my time share from the original developer and am just giving it away for almost free. Since this is a loss, can we claim it as capital loss in tax return? Has anyone tried it? Any experiences, pointers?
Well 2020 isn't shaping up to well for using our timeshare. It occurs to me that a reasonable person might think it should be possible to claim timeshare dues/fees as US tax loss or tax write off. Are there opinions on this. Sorry if its already been discussing. Point me to that thread and...
Hi Everyone, Hoping to get some advice. Our friends own at the Manhattan Club and are frustrated with the M-Fees. Over $2500. They were told one way to be rid of the property was to donate it to a non-profit - Wounded Warriors. It would go to a good cause and they'd be able to write it off...
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