state taxes and bankruptcy
Who knows how a simple personal Chapter 7 Bankruptcy will affect my federal and PA state taxes?
If you answer my question, please specifically be, I've already converted all the resources; www.irs.gov and Pub 908 and they do me no good, they confuse me even more.
If you're talking about a refund, she finds a lien for reimbursement and use to satisfy your creditors. If you're talking about a tax, it will not erase your tax liabilities. They are still owe the government. What tax deductions, it's business as usual. You will still owe what you owe at the end of the year, you just do not get a refund of overpayments, as I will be listed first.
Tampa Tax Lawyer – Larry Heinkel
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