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Tax Issues in Bankruptcy: Nuts and Bolts for All Practitioners (Part 1 of 2)

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70 minutes

Date Published

December 17, 2020

Publisher

San Diego County Bar Association

Subjects

Tax Law

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Summary

It is no doubt that the concept of a bankruptcy filing by a prospective client raises numerous complicated and emotional issues. Add tax problems to the mix, and the result is a very complicated matter that is not for the faint of heart. This program is designed to provide a general overview of common issues that arise in a bankruptcy case involving taxes and tax claims, including:

What taxes can be discharged in bankruptcy
The lookback window for when taxes may be discharged
Payroll tax and IRS position on payroll taxes
Civil Penalty Responsible person taxes
Traps for the unwary
How to advise clients wanting to discharge taxes in bankruptcy.

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Presenters

Laura L. Buckley

Partner - Higgs Fletcher & Mack

Ms. Buckley specializes in cost-effective resolution of tax controversies before the Internal Revenue Service and state and... Read More

Richard Charles Grosenick

Attorney - IRS Office of the Chief Counsel

Retired in 2020 – formerly an attorney with the Office of the Chief Counsel – Internal Revenue Service working for the Small... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Nuts and Bolts for All Practitioners (Part 1 of 2) - Video

Nuts and Bolts for All Practitioners (Part 1 of 2) - Paper

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Tax Issues in Bankruptcy: Nuts and Bolts for All Practitioners (Part 1 of 2)

Price

70 minutes

Date Published

Publisher

Subjects

Questions

Summary

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Program Titles and Supporting Materials

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How to Attend

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