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Bankruptcy And The Internal Revenue
Bankruptcy may temporarily delay collection activities by the IRS. However, some types of tax debt are not dischargeable in bankruptcy, so the IRS may be able to resume their collection efforts once the automatic stay is lifted.If you are considering filing for bankruptcy primarily due to delinquent tax debt, you should first consult with a tax resolution attorney to weigh your options.
The Automatic Stay In Bankruptcy
The automatic stay in bankruptcy immediately stops all collection activities by your creditors, including the IRS. Once you file for bankruptcy, creditors can’t send you collection notices in the mail or attempt to seize your assets. If they try to collect during this time, they are breaking the law.
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