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Posted on 09-10-2008
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David S asked:
I have claimed bankruptcy, but did my taxes as common-law last year. So my trustee said that I would again have to do my taxes as common-law this year for my bankruptcy. So not that the taxes are done, and my girlfriend is going to be claiming bankruptcy, what happens in regards to her taxes since there already done. Also does my girlfriend get her tax refund, or because it’s common-law does the trustee take her taxes as well?
I have claimed bankruptcy, but did my taxes as common-law last year. So my trustee said that I would again have to do my taxes as common-law this year for my bankruptcy. So not that the taxes are done, and my girlfriend is going to be claiming bankruptcy, what happens in regards to her taxes since there already done. Also does my girlfriend get her tax refund, or because it’s common-law does the trustee take her taxes as well?
Comments
Marla on 11 October, 2008 at 9:27 am #
For the irs isnt going to bankruptcy filing does not reduce your tax shedules or taxes already done as for the refund check.
Studly on 13 October, 2008 at 1:30 am #
The trustee as joint under commonlaw they will take her taxes into consideration but whether they take your bk attorney needs to answer my guess is yes if you are filing this as its not an extremely large amount.
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