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If the timeshares were purely business assets, then you will file Form 4797. If they were for personal use, then you will need Forms 8949 and Schedule D to report the capital loss.
However, if you treated one of the timeshares as a second home and deducted mortgage interest, then you wouldn't claim any capital loss.
If the timeshares were purely business assets, then you will file Form 4797. If they were for personal use, then you will need Forms 8949 and Schedule D to report the capital loss.
However, if you treated one of the timeshares as a second home and deducted mortgage interest, then you wouldn't claim any capital loss.
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