Recent Posts in Non-Dischargeable Debt Category
Posted on Jan 28, 2012 By Robert Kovacs
Discharge of Tax Debts when your return is filed late. Generally, income tax debts become dischargeable in bankruptcy if your tax has been past due for at least three years, the return was actually ...
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Posted on Sep 19, 2011 By Robert Kovacs
IRS Tax Amnesty Programs Collects Billions The Wall Street Journal reports that 15,000 individuals took advantage of a recent Internal Revenue program offering limited amnesty for taxpayers with ...
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Posted on Jul 17, 2011 By Robert Kovacs
Can Bankruptcy Discharge Student Loans? Discharging student loans through the Massachusetts bankruptcy court is extremely difficulty. Since 1978 Congress has increased restrictions on bankruptcy ...
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Posted on Jan 28, 2010 By Robert Kovacs
When contemplating filing bankruptcy, sometime individuals will max out their credit cards right before filing. This is a mistake, and could jeopardize your entire case. Some debts in bankruptcy are ...
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Posted on Jan 10, 2010 By Robert Kovacs
The goal for most individuals in bankruptcy is to receive a discharge of their debts. A discharge is a release of your legal obligation to repay your debt. With limited exception the discharge will ...
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