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Category Archives: Taxes and Bankruptcy
Taxes and Bankruptcy (Part Two)
Written by Lexington/Columbia bankruptcy lawyer, Lex A. Rogerson, Jr. In “Taxes and Bankruptcy (Part One)”, I discussed the 3/2/240 rule for discharging income taxes in bankruptcy. Here in part two, I’ll give you some examples of how this rule works. … Continue reading
Taxes and Bankruptcy (Part One)
Written by Lexington/Columbia Bankruptcy Lawyer, Lex A. Rogerson, Jr. Congress has set out a list of 19 different kinds of special debts that people cannot cancel in bankruptcy. Among our Columbia area clients, one of the exceptions we encounter most … Continue reading