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How owing the IRS helps avoid bankruptcy means testing

It is complicated enough to understand when taxes can be discharged in a bankruptcy. But once it is determined that your taxes can be done away with in bankruptcy, another potential hurdle rears its ugly...

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Category: Bankruptcy - Chapter 13, Bankruptcy - Chapter 7, Bankruptcy and the IRS, Cincinnati bankruptcy

Offer in compromise vs. bankruptcy: Which one takes longer on the IRS?

Deciding whether it is best to submit an offer in compromise or file bankruptcy on your taxes involves thoughtful consideration of many factors. Those factors include how long each can take, which option will have...

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Category: Bankruptcy - Chapter 13, Bankruptcy - Chapter 7, Cincinnati bankruptcy, Cincinnati Ohio IRS, Offer in compromise

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How owing the IRS helps avoid bankruptcy means testing

Offer in compromise vs. bankruptcy: Which one takes longer on the IRS?

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