Intended to build on this residential lot but couldn't.
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Yes. The rule is you may not deduct a loss on personal use property (e.g. vacation home). Even though you intended to build on the property; the fact that you didn't means you can treat it as investment property, not personal use property.
A capital loss may be deducted against other capital gains you have, on this year's return. But, you may only deduct $3000 against ordinary income. Any excess is carried forward to next year.
Yes. The rule is you may not deduct a loss on personal use property (e.g. vacation home). Even though you intended to build on the property; the fact that you didn't means you can treat it as investment property, not personal use property.
A capital loss may be deducted against other capital gains you have, on this year's return. But, you may only deduct $3000 against ordinary income. Any excess is carried forward to next year.
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