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5 Things to Know if You Have Tax Debt

Bankruptcy and TaxesBy Russell DeMottJune 17, 2018

We’re seeing more and more situations here in the Charleston area in which people have “tax messes.” Here are some things to keep in mind about tax problems. 1. File your taxes on time. Failure to file is actually a crime. You may need an extension. If you can’t file on time, file for an…

Bankruptcy and Taxes: File Your Tax Returns!

Bankruptcy and TaxesBy Russell DeMottApril 10, 2016

  Tax debt can be discharged through bankruptcy, but you need to understand the rules. The key is filing your returns on time. I spend considerable time in my bankruptcy practice dealing with clients with tax debt. It’s common. And one common problem with these clients is that, all too often, they have not filed…

IRS substitutes for returns and bankruptcy

The MOST IMPORTANT Thing You Need to Know About Bankruptcy and Taxes

Bankruptcy and TaxesBy Russell DeMottJune 9, 20131 Comment

Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott File your taxes! That’s right. Filing your income taxes is the key to discharging tax debt in bankruptcy.  The 3/2/240 rule There are numerous bankruptcy blog posts out there about discharging taxes in bankruptcy. It boils down to the 3/2/240 rule. You can read about there here in…

Should You Use a Credit Card to Pay Your Taxes?

Bankruptcy and TaxesBy Russell DeMottMarch 3, 2013

Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Using your credit card to pay taxes may make sense–sometimes. However, there are important considerations to using credit cards for this purpose. Kelly Phillips Erb, a Philadelphia tax lawyer and blogger at “Tax Girl,” recently wrote a great post entitled, “Five Ways to Pay Your Taxes When…

Will the Bankruptcy Trustee Take Your Tax Refund?

Bankruptcy and TaxesBy Russell DeMottAugust 29, 2012

Guest Post by By Victoria Maydanik, consumer bankruptcy attorney in San Jose, California and owner of Maydanik Law Firm. Each year during tax season, hundreds of people lose some or all of their tax refund in bankruptcy court.  After the first of each year, here is a fairly typical discourse between the bankruptcy trustee and…

IRS substitutes for returns and bankruptcy

Tax Withholding and Your Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy and TaxesBy Russell DeMottAugust 6, 2012

Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Having enough tax withheld is critical for your financial success. In my Charleston bankruptcy practice, I see lots of tax problems. Clients usually owe the IRS or the South Carolina Department of Revenue.  We can usually Using Bankruptcy to Discharge Tax Debt or repay it in a…

Filing Bankruptcy to Discharge Income Tax Debt

Bankruptcy and TaxesBy Russell DeMottMay 5, 20104 Comments

Written by Summerville Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott You may be able to discharge taxes in bankruptcy, but not always.   To understand the benefits of filing bankruptcy to deal with tax debts,

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