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60 minutes
Date Published
January 26, 2021
Publisher
San Diego County Bar Association
Subjects
Bankruptcy Law, Tax Law
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Summary
Presented by:
The Taxation Law Section and the Bankruptcy Law Section of the San Diego County Bar Association
This program is worth 1.0 General CLE Credit & 1.0 in Tax Specialization Credit
Featuring:
Laura L. Buckley, Esq. Partner at Higgs Fletcher & Mack
Richard Charles Grosenick, Former attorney with the IRS Office of the Chief Counsel
Ajay Gupta, Esq., Certified Bankruptcy Law Specialist, Partner, Gupta, Evans & Associates
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 is a two-part program designed to provide a general overview of common issues that arise in a bankruptcy case.
Part Two (January 26, 2021) will cover:
- Quick Recap of Part 1
- Understanding Discharge and Restructuring Options For:
- Secured Liens
- Non-Dischargeable Tax Debt
- Dischargeable Tax Debt
- Setoffs In Bankruptcy
Part One (December 17, 2020) covered:
- 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
- Non-dischargeable Taxes Cont’d (Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Taxes under
- Section 507(a)(8); Delinquent Returns and Willful Attempt to Evade under Section 523)
- Discharge of Interest and Penalties
Assessments, Refunds and Setoff
Program Titles and Supporting Materials
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