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Discharge of Tax Debts when your return is filed late -- In re McCoy

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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Tax Returns After Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy --

Tax Returns After Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy YOU CAN KEEP YOUR TAX RETURN!!! A Massachusetts Chapter 13 bankruptcy case lasts between three to five years. That is three to five New Years, three to ...
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Discharging Tax Debt in Bankruptcy

Discharging Tax Debt in Bankruptcy Certain debts have been given special status by the Bankruptcy Code and are generally excluded from the debtor's bankruptcy discharge. Child support obligations, ...
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If you file Bankruptcy you can keep your tax return

For most debtors filing under chapter 7, 11, 12, or 13 you are able to keep your tax return without surrendering it over to the case trustee or the estate. In bankruptcy you are able to exempt certain ...
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Most Debtors in bankruptcy can keep their Tax Return

Around this time of the year many struggling families look to their income tax return to provide some relief. These same struggling families often consider filing for bankruptcy. A common question ...
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