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the reason for the question is that if you enter yes Turbotax will ask questions about mortgage interest and taxes
You can deduct the mortgage interest on a time share if:
1) You own the time share (you are not renting it),
2) You are treating it as your second home,
3) You are legally obligated to pay mortgage on the timeshare and the loan is secured by the property
TIME SHARE
Can I deduct the interest income from a 1098 on my taxes as a "second Home"? I've read yes, maybe ( depends on if it's a "Rent To Use"), and no (IRS considers a timeshare as personal property like a boat or a car). How am I supposed to know if I can or not? I would assume that, since I got a 1098, I can declare it.
Yes, you can deduct the mortgage interest reported on Form 1098 for your timeshare, if you meet the qualifications.
Here's more detailed info on Mortgage interest on Timeshares.
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