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luminitza

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Vanessa owns a houseboat on Lake Las Vegas that she personally uses for 25 days out of the year and rents for 280 days. For tax purposes, the houseboat is classified as
◦ neither a residence nor rental property. Because it is rented a nominal number of personal use days, both revenue and expenses (other than those otherwise allowable) are ignored.
◦ rental property. Expenses in excess of income may be deducted although net income or loss is subject to the passive activity rules.
◦ property that is treated as a hobby which gives rise to from AGI deductions only.
◦ a combination of the taxpayer's residence and rental property. The deduction for expenses is limited to the amount of income generated by the property.


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Marked as best answer by luminitza on Sep 13, 2020

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luminitza

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Reply 2 on: Sep 13, 2020
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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