BobKamman
Level 15
10-31-2023
04:52 PM
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I reserve a room at the Marriott for a weekly rate of $1,400 nonrefundable payment at time of reservation. After five days there is a fire that knocks out hot water and power to my room, so they move me across the street to the Hilton which charges $300 daily rate. Marriott refunds me $600 of what I paid them. I have to pay tax on it? I have to give them my SSN for a 1099? Absurd.
A lease is property. A tenant has basis in it. If the landlord is not able to perform and refunds part of the cost, that's not income. What's so difficult about that?