Discharging Taxes in Consumer Bankruptcy Cases
- Publisher:
- Morgan King
- Publication date:
- 2017-05-08
Index
- DISCHARGING TAXES
- 2.11 Time In Which To File A Claim
- 3.9 The "Chapter 20" Strategy
- 6.15.a Impact
- 5.2 Discovery
- 5.11 Cases Where Irs Violates Permanent Discharge
- 6.7.a Liens On Property Having No Equity
- Memo from the Author August 18, 2017
- 5.6 Where No Purpose Is Served
- 7.11 Penalties
- 2.7.a Interest Accrues Despite Payment Of Principal Out Of Estate
- 7.2 Only The Bankruptcy Estate Had Standing To Pursue The Property
- 7.6 Pinex And Pivar Transcripts
- 7.15.a Txmod - Exhibit 3
- TOPICAL INDEX
- 5.8 Objecting To Claim
- 3.6.a As A Non-Trust Fund Tax
- 2.6.a Lien Survives Bankruptcy (But ...)
- 7.14 Bmf Specific Transcript - Exhibit 2C
- 5.5 Proceeding Under § 505 To Adjudicate Liability Or Amount
- 3.4.a The Five Rules For Discharge In Chapter 13
- KEY CHAPTERS
- 3.16 Objecting To Tax Claims
- 3.19 Property Of The Estate Vests With Debtor
- 7.3 Using Tax Transcripts
- 7.8.a Which Form Should You Use?
- 3.5 Penalties
- 2.16 Federal Tax Obligations
- 3.15 Uniform Treatment
- 1.1 Discharging Taxes
- 3.11 Amount Versus Liability
- 6.11.a Stripping Off Wholly Unsecured Lien
- 3.2 Amending The Plan
- PART 6 Demand Letter Procedure
- 6.5 Seniority Of Competing Liens In Relation To Other Creditors
- 7.12.a The Imf Mcc Specific - Transcript
- 6.13 Chapter 7: Where Debtor Owns Real Property Having Equity To Which Lien Attaches
- 3.8 Setoff In Chapter 13
- 7.1 Code 599 With Closing Codes
- 6.6.a Debtor'S Stock In Corporation
- 5.1 Damages Against Individual State Employee
- 4.3 Void Acts
- 3.22 To Reduce Payment Or Shorten Plan Where Tax Claim Not Filed
- 2.3 Health Benefits
- 4.4 Garnishment Of Wages
- 6.2 Refiling Of Lien
- 5.7 Section 505 Is For Creditors
- 3.13 3. Non-Possessory Non-Purchase Money
- PART 2 The Reform Act
- 7.5 Irs Transcripts
- 2.17 On Collection
- 6.9 Trustee Not A Bfp Within The Meaning Of § 6323(B)
- 7.4 Transcripts
- 2.19.a Payroll Withholding
- 3.18 Proper Party And Notice
- 7.13.a Using The Account Transcript
- 2.9 Gift Taxes
- 5.16 From The Irm
- 6.3 Regardless Of Exemptions
- 5.3.a Default Judgment
- 3.21 To Include Postpetition Tax Claims
- 2.18 Personal Income Taxes
- 3.10.a The Bad Faith Plan
- 6.12 Trustee'S Lien Avoidance Under Irc § 6323(B)
- 2.1 The Hanging Paragraph
- 5.12 When Action Should Be Brought
- 2.8 Tax Fraud Penalties
- 5.13 Burden Of Proof
- 3.2 Conversion Of Case
- 5.14 No Need To Exhaust Administrative Remedies
- 7.7.a Enmod Transcript
- 2.2 Generally
- PART 7 The Tax Protester
- 5.15 Pleadings
- 6.4.a.1 Post-Discharge Validity
- 2.4.a Section 523 Exceptions To Discharge In Chapter 7
- 5.4 Binding Effect Of Confirmed Plan
- 5.9.a Levy On Accounts Receivable
- PART 4 Payments Made On Invalid Tax Claim
- 6.1 Dewsnup And Chapter 13
- 3.27 Effect Of Dismissal Of Case
- 2.5 In General
- 3.3 Procedural Checklists
- 3.12 Interest On Secured Portion
- 7.9.d Other Professionals
- 5.6.a Exhaustion Of Administrative Remedies
- 3.14.a Interest On Secured Tax Claims
- 3.26 Duty To Pay Postpetition Taxes
- 6.14 Change(S):
- 3.25 Hardship Discharge
- 2.1 Chart Of Tolling Events
- 6.8 Failure To Refile When Required
- 3.17.a In General
- 4.2.a Setoff Of Refund Is No Longer Prohibited By The Automatic Stay
- 3.24 Regular Discharge
- APPENDIX CONTENTS
- 2.2.a Discharging Taxes In Chapter 7
- PART 3 Taxes As Consumer Debts
- 3.23 Co-Liable Person Stay For Taxes
- 3.7 Tax Under § 523(A)(1)(B) Or (C)