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WEBEL LAW, PLLC
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New York, New York 10017
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CAN TAXES BE DISCHARGED IN BANKRUPTCY?


Some, but not all, taxes can be discharged in Bankruptcy. Truthfully, most taxes cannot be discharged. There are complex rules that determine when taxes, penalties, and interest can be discharged. If your taxes, interests, or penalties qualify, you may find great relief in Bankruptcy.



CAN BANKRUPTCY PROVIDE RELIEF FROM THE IRS?


Yes, even when taxes are not dischargeable, Bankruptcy can grant other types of relief that may benefit you, including the Automatic Stay which stops all collection activity, including collection actions by the IRS. It can often be used to stop the IRS's wage garnishments, bank account levies, the padlocking of a business, and more.



WHAT IS BANKRUPTCY'S AUTOMATIC STAY?


Bankruptcy's Automatic Stay is the first and one of the most powerful benefits of filing Bankruptcy. Upon filing, all collection activity against you by all creditors—including by the IRS—must stop immediately.

Give us a call to find out how Bankruptcy can provide relief from the IRS.






TAX HELP


The IRS is a collection agency—the largest, most knowledgeable, and most powerful in the United States. Congress granted them great powers to collect money for the government. They have years of information on you. They employ vast numbers of Well-educated and trained professionals who do nothing but collect taxes. They create fear and intimidate with their collection activity.

Facing the IRS alone puts you at a disadvantage. Taxes and Bankruptcy are complex areas of law where you need knowledgeable counselling. Call us and let's discuss your tax problem and opportunities for relief from the IRS.