While taxes are a big concern for bankruptcy filers nationwide, it is a particularly pressing issue for Oregonians. This is so because in addition to taxes that might be due and owing to the IRS, Oregonians have to worry about taxes owed to the Oregon Department of Revenue. 

While taxes are a big concern for bankruptcy filers nationwide, it is a particularly pressing issue for Oregonians. This is so because in addition to taxes that might be due and owing to the IRS, Oregonians have to worry about taxes owed to the Oregon Department of Revenue. 

Taxes, Refunds & Dismissals During the past several years, there has been a huge increase in Chicago trustees under Chapter 13 demanding taxes and refunds of the debtors. The bankruptcy code requires that a debtor provide to the trustee, annually, a copy of his or her tax return. This statutory requirement was primarily to ensure+ Read More

Taxes, Refunds & Dismissals During the past several years, there has been a huge increase in Chicago trustees under Chapter 13 demanding taxes and refunds of the debtors. The bankruptcy code requires that a debtor provide to the trustee, annually, a copy of his or her tax return. This statutory requirement was primarily to ensure+ Read More

Taxes, Refunds & Dismissals During the past several years, there has been a huge increase in Chicago trustees under Chapter 13 demanding taxes and refunds of the debtors. The bankruptcy code requires that a debtor provide to the trustee, annually, a copy of his or her tax return. This statutory requirement was primarily to ensure+ Read More

Many of the clients who come to see us at one of our Bankruptcy Law Offices in Oregon or Washington bring in a list of concerns. One issue that almost comes up is the fear of what will be lost in bankruptcy. The suspicion is that the greatest risk of loss will come from the extent of the filers personal property and yet that is rarely the case.

Many of the clients who come to see us at one of our Bankruptcy Law Offices in Oregon or Washington bring in a list of concerns. One issue that almost comes up is the fear of what will be lost in bankruptcy. The suspicion is that the greatest risk of loss will come from the extent of the filers personal property and yet that is rarely the case.