Tax Relief Through Bankruptcy

Are you facing serious debts from income taxes or other tax debts? Are you wondering if your debts might be dischargeable through bankruptcy?

Contact the attorneys from our law firm, USADebt, to discuss your bankruptcy and tax debt options.

Are Taxes Dischargeable In Bankruptcy?

In Chapter 7, many taxes are not dischargeable, but some might be if you qualify under an analysis. Even if you qualify, only tax debts that are more than three years old are generally eligible for bankruptcy discharge. Even with the debts that cannot be discharged, we are often able to do a debt consolidation plan in a Chapter 13 filing, which can stop interest and penalties and structure a repayment plan that works for you, the debtor.

Even if your tax debts are not dischargeable, there are benefits from bankruptcy that could help you if you are facing serious tax debts:

• The automatic stay: Under the automatic stay, creditors are not allowed to continue any collection efforts against a debtor. This limitation applies not only to private creditors, and it applies to the IRS, as well.
• Chapter 13 payment plan: Chapter 13 can stop collections and pay debts over time, usually based on what you can afford rather than how much is owed. Chapter 13 can often stop penalties and interest on tax debts.

Our experienced attorneys can talk with you about what assets you wish to keep. If there is potential of losing something in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, we will explore the possibility of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Find Out Your Options For Tax Debt Relief

Call 231-527-9595 to schedule a free consultation to discuss your tax debt. 

Debt Relief: We Specialize So You Do Not Have To Worry

USADebt Bankruptcy Attorneys is a debt relief agency helping people file for bankruptcy relief under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.