Can any part of a timeshare membership be used when filing income taxes?
I recently bought a timeshare membership in the Bahamas, I was told that the interest can be written off as a second home expense. I bought 2 weeks, is this true?
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- Ask Uncle Sam.
- No. A second home is considered more than 2 weeks. You actually have to own the property outright, not just a piece of it.
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