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How will my filing for bankruptcy last year effect my income tax filing this year?
My husband and I filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in March of last year. We were discharged in August of 08. We let everything go back to the banks–Our house, our 2 cars, everything. Now that it is income tax time this year, I am curious how the bankruptcy will play in our filing. We have filed our taxes from home using Turbo Tax for the past 4-5 years and love doing it that way. Should we go to a professional this year? I really want to do it from home, but don’t know if that would be the smart thing to do. Do the income tax forms ask about filing for a bankruptcy? How do you report the loss of a home due to bankruptcy? I am confused and need help. I think the answer I will get will not be one I want to hear. “GO TO A PROFESSIONAL” I am hoping you can advise me otherwise. Thanks.
btw…I live in KY
Whether you need to go to a professional depends upon your situation and how knowledgable you are about taxes. If you had business property, rental property, a capital loss carryforward from 2007 or you have received tax documents from your bankruptcy trustee, etc, then you should consult with a professional.
If your only income is wages and maybe some interest or dividends (and none of the above situations applies to you), then you report all your wages for the year and the other income you received during the year. Do not include any income that went to or expenses paid by the Bankruptcy trustee. Then calculate your tax return as normal.
If you do it yourself, it would be advisable to have your return checked by a professional familiar with bankruptcy tax situations who can tell you it looks good.
Richard K
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Enrolled Agent
This advice is based upon my understanding of the tax law at the time it was written as it applies to the facts provided by you. See my profile for more information.
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To the relief of the debt has informed me to request an order of Debt Relief and wondered if anyone had any advice?
I have about £ 13 000 debt and have been paying a certain amount each month through CCCS. However, due to health implications, have asked me to take voluntary redundancy, although I'm not retirement age is going to retire until December. I have been advised by CCCS that I request an order from debt relief to cope with my debts instead of going into bankruptcy after working out of my income I would only have a state pension with pension creidt. I am a renter Council so get help with rent and council tax. However, if I have the redundancy payment I would like to return my son in law has lent me money in the last ten years or so now in difficulties. This probably would leave me with about £ 2,000 – would this affect the order of debt relief or who expect me to pay part of my debts to the redundancy payment.
Hello Carole, I have the feeling that you can not ask for a drug if their assets are more than 300 pounds. Definitely with the bankruptcy he wants his £ 2k, so do not go there. Try asking in the forum on the site of consumer debt, is probably the best in the UK for the award debt advice. The people there are counseling 24 / 7, while there are only passing guessers. Http: / / www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/debt-collection-industry/
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Has any one ever used a tax relief attorney to help with tax debt?
DO NOT call any them that advertise on TV. They tend to be huge ripoffs.
Find a CPA or EA in your area who has experience in filing “Offers in Compromise”.
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