Can I Discharge my Income Taxes?

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The short answer is, maybe. Taxes owed to the federal or state government are normally not dischargeable in bankruptcy; there are criteria, however, when your income taxes may be eligible for discharge.

A knowledgeable Washington DC and Maryland bankruptcy attorney at the Law Firm of Kevin D. Judd will take the time to determine your tax liability with you. Together we will ascertain the advantages of Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy concerning discharging income taxes.

How Income Taxes Can Be Discharged During Bankruptcy

• Income taxes are more than 3 years old at the time you file for bankruptcy.
• Tax Assessment must be more than 240 days before the bankruptcy is filed.
• No fraud or tax evasions regarding the income taxes you seek to have discharged.
• Even if the tax is dischargeable, tax liens are not removable.

Call Washington DC and Maryland bankruptcy lawyer Kevin D. Judd today to learn how to discharge your income taxes and protect your assets.

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