Can you write off the loss taken on selling of Timeshare?

Category: selling timeshare
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5 Responses
  1. bostonianinmo says:

    No. That’s strictly a personal expense and is not deductible.

  2. Judy says:

    No, you can’t – that’s a personal expense and not tax deductible.

  3. franc91 says:

    No, personal losses are not deductible.

  4. Stephen I says:

    NO!

  5. Jami says:

    We have an unusual case. I inherited the timeshare from my parents. I have never been there. Was appraised at the time of death by lawyer requested appraisal to be $3000 per week. We have 4 consecutive weeks. After 4 years of paying the fees and being unable to sell the timeshares – we are deeding them back to the resort. It was never a vacation home – only an asset I inherited. Would that change your answers? Thanks.

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