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My client has 3 time shares at 3 different cities in California and in Las Vegas. They are all paid off therefore there is no Form 1098 mortgage statement. She received "Dues & Fees Statement" from WORLDMARK by Wyndham showing $700.00 for repairs. She paid the $700. There is no physical address for any property, but the statement has PO BOX address from LAs Vegas. Since it is not a rental property I cannot use Schedule E.
My question is: 1. Can she deduct the repair expense on her Time share?
2. On which form should it be claimed?
My thinking is that since it is her personal property repairs cannot be claimed until sold.
Any input please.
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If your client had rented out the time share, part of those expenses may be deductible against the rental income under §212. Otherwise, these are nondeductible personal expenses. You can't deduct them when the property is sold either since costs of repairs are not to be capitalized as part of the basis.
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Thank you so much for your help. My client was insisting that I should claim her expenses.
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NP, @singh!
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