If you are expecting to receive a tax refund, you will want to consult with a bankruptcy lawyer before you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The size of the refund and timing of tax filing should be considered prior to any bankruptcy filing.
In Arizona, a tax refund in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy
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Does a Tax Refund Affect Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
January 31st, 2012Handling Tax Debt with a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
January 19th, 2012Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the best way to handle unpaid taxes or back taxes. If you have a current dispute with the IRS over unpaid taxes, the bankruptcy court has the power to decide such disputes in Arizona. The IRS often welcomes the Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing because they must
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What Debts are NOT Discharged during Bankruptcy?
December 28th, 2011Not all debt is seen as equal during a bankruptcy filing and there are some debts that cannot be routinely discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The most common types of debt that cannot be discharged are child support, student loans, and tax debt.
Child support and back child support will
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Reaffirming Debt during Bankruptcy
December 12th, 2011Reaffirming a debt during bankruptcy means that you will continue to make payments on a loan in order to keep the asset. Typically this is done with a home mortgage or car loan. While it is possible to reaffirm debt during a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, it is common to retain items and
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