Posts Tagged ‘Taxes and Bankruptcy’
Discharging Tax Debt in Bankruptcy
Have you ever heard the statement “tax debt is not dischargeable in bankruptcy”? Luckily that assumption is not entirely correct and relief may be available. Non-dischargeable taxes includes debts for unpaid property taxes and any debts associated with unpaid income taxes, due within the 3 years immediately prior to filing bankruptcy. Requirements of Dischargeable Tax Debt…
Read MoreKeeping Your Tax Refund When Filing Bankruptcy
Benjamin Franklin is attributed with the saying that nothing is certain except death and taxes. And while little can be done about the certainty of death, I can help you maximize the money that stays in your pocket by utilizing your tax refund exemptions when you file for bankruptcy. On the date you file for bankruptcy,…
Read MoreBankruptcy and Tax Refund Exemptions: How to Protect Your Money
Benjamin Franklin is attributed with the saying that nothing is certain except death and taxes. And while little can be done about the certainty of death, I can help you maximize the money that stays in your pocket by utilizing your tax refund exemptions when you file for bankruptcy. On the date you file for bankruptcy,…
Read MoreThe Dayton Bankruptcy Attorney: Tax Debt and Bankruptcy
Can Tax Debt Be Discharged in Bankruptcy? “Tax debt is not dischargeable in bankruptcy,” is the assumption of many people faced with looming delinquent notices, but luckily that assumption is not entirely correct and relief may be available. Non-dischargeable tax debt includes debts for unpaid property taxes and any debts associated with unpaid income taxes,…
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