Date : March 9th, 2010Category : UncategorizedAuthor : Editor3 Comments
I filed a chapter 13 in July 2002 and completed my 5 years of repayments in July 2007 and the case was discharged. I immediately got a bill from the state saying I still owe $900 in interest and penalties from tax year 2000. Do I really owe this? Are all of my other debts wiped away now?
My husband and I are on the verge of filing ch. 7 bankruptcy. We decided it was our last option about 9 months ago and met with an attorney. One question that has come up since that meeting is if filing will affect our next income tax return. (not receiving anything in return, only getting a portion, would the income tax filing be different ect ect.) The attorney is very hard to get a hold of other wise I would just ask him. I thought I might ask here first, then last resort, talk with the attorney. Please help if you know anything on the subject.
Date : February 26th, 2010Category : UncategorizedAuthor : Editor1 Comment
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