CHALLENGING INCORRECT IRS DEBT OVERVIEW

Using bankruptcy law to resolve IRS debt…when it makes the most sense.

A “tax motivated” bankruptcy is one where ​the primary debt is tax debt, penalty and interest, or at least the primary reason for using bankruptcy as a solution, is tax debt. ncludes a substantial tax debt along with related interest and penalties. The tax debt can be any type of tax - income, sales, payroll, employment, or excise taxes. Our Tax Bankruptcy attorneys analyze every tax claim and examine its attributes to strategically eliminate or reduce them along with all other debt.

Bankruptcy can be a powerful way to eliminate qualifying IRS tax debts and other unsecured debts. providing significant relief for eligible individuals. However, its success depends on meeting stringent criteria for tax debt dischargeability and understanding the impact of tax liens or non-dischargeable taxes. Consulting a bankruptcy attorney is critical to navigate these complexities, assess eligibility, and maximize protections under exemption laws. For further details, resources like the IRS website (irs.gov) or legal aid services can provide guidance.

Our client’s hire us to ensure that they eliminate or otherwise reduce their tax claims to the greatest extent possible.

We Do What Matters Most

Focus on eliminating tax debt in bankruptcy – plain and simple. When it comes to eliminating tax claims in bankruptcy, there are complex statutory hurdles and judicial rules to navigate. We live and breathe tax-bankruptcy law and strategically plan each bankruptcy case to effectively resolve the tax debt. While most other bankruptcy law firms focus on bankruptcy and deal with the tax claims as an after-thought, we don’t.