Selling DVC points

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February 20, 2025
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Hi last year I had excess points for my Disney Vacation Club. I received $1500 for re renting out 3 days. I received a 1099 for the income. I submitted into TT and answered all the questions to the best of my ability and it completed form E. On final review it said that was an error since I did not rent it for more than 15 days but did not give me any guidance on what form to use.
any thoughts, miscellaneous income??

roger

ThomasM125

You don't need to report a home rental if it was for less than 15 days during the year. So, you should not report that income on your tax return. From IRS Tax Topic 415:

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RogscouseAuthor

Even if I have a 1099misv reporting the income

DawnC

Employee

Yes; it is not taxable, whether on a 1099-misc or not. You can keep it with your tax records with the IRS reference linked here. You can delete the 1099 and the Schedule E.

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