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Select the answer that best describes the vacation home rules.
Losses, up to $25,000, on property rented out and used as a residence may be deducted against other income.
The taxpayer may deduct expenses up to income in a specific order when they rent out a residence.
Income reported from property used personally by the taxpayer and rented out is limited to $25,000.
Nondeductible expenses carried forward due to the income limit may only be deducted in the year of disposition.
Losses, up to $25,000, on property rented out and used as a residence may be deducted against other income.
Explanations:-
The rental real estate loss allowance allows a deduction of up to $25,000 per year in losses from rental properties.