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June 24, 2018Kathleen (Splett) PfutzenreuterCategories: Appeals, Audits, Bankruptcy, Collection Issues, Employment Taxes, Income and Deductions, Kathleen (Splett) Pfutzenreuter, Levy, U.S. Tax CourtTags: sexual harassment attorney fees, sexual harassment business tax expense, sexual harassment nondisclosure agreement, sexual harassment settlement, sexual harassment settlement tax consequences, sexual harassment tax, sexual harassment tax liability business, workplace sexual abuse, workplace sexual harassment

Are Sexual Harassment Settlement Payments and Attorney Fees Tax Deductible?

Are Sexual Harassment Settlement Payments and Attorney Fees Tax Deductible? It depends on whether th...

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August 21, 2016Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Bankruptcy, Collection Issues, Collection Options, Tom ReganTags: Bankruptcy, Colson, late returns, SFR, substitute for return

Late Returns and Discharging Taxes in Bankruptcy

If you want the chance to discharge your individual income taxes in bankruptcy, in Minnesota, file y...

October 29, 2012Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Bankruptcy, Collection OptionsTags: Bankruptcy, Chapter 7, Chapter13

Can I discharge income taxes in bankruptcy?

Yes, under the right circumstances. Income taxes (not trust-fund or withholding taxes) are discharge...

February 15, 2010Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Bankruptcy, Collection Options

Bankruptcy

This is the fourth post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting ind...

April 18, 2009Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Bankruptcy

Income Taxes Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy

The bankruptcy laws were created, in part, to give a fresh start to individuals struggling through a...