For tax purposes a dwelling unit is a residence if the taxpayer's number of personal use days of the unit is more than ten days.The number of days to determine residence status is fourteen days.

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The statement contradicts itself by stating that a dwelling unit is considered a residence for tax purposes if the taxpayer's number of personal use days is more than ten days, but then stating that the number of days to determine residence status is fourteen days. The correct answer is that the number of days to determine residence status is more than 50% of the total days the unit is rented or available for rent.

For Tax Purposes a Dwelling Unit Is a Residence If