Tennessee timeshare owners are at risk of paying 60% more in property taxes—unless action is taken now.

Currently, there is no law in Tennessee that defines how timeshare properties should be taxed. Most counties treat timeshare properties like residential homes—but some are starting to reclassify them as commercial property, which would drastically increase tax bills for timeshare owners like you.

What’s at Stake?

• Your Wallet: Without a new law to clarify residential taxation, you could face a 60% increase in annual taxes—or more.
• Fairness: No other state in the U.S. treats timeshares as commercial property for tax purposes.
• Tennessee’s Economy: Higher taxes may discourage travelers from buying timeshare here—threatening over 6,200 local jobs and $65 million in tax revenue.

What’s the Solution?

ARDA-ROC is advocating for new legislation that confirms timeshare properties should be taxed as residential, just like other vacation properties around the United States. But we need your help to make sure Tennessee lawmakers understand what’s at stake for you and for the state.

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• Join a growing coalition of owners fighting for fair tax policy

Together, we can protect your timeshare ownership and keep Tennessee competitive.