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If you need more help on payment terms with debts that can’t be discharged, filing Chapter 13 right after Chapter 7 may be your best option.

If you owe too much debt but still need Chapter 13, “Chapter 20” may be your best solution.

With these 5 steps, you can discharge (legally and permanently write off) more of the income taxes you now owe.

If you expect to owe taxes for 2015, either wait until after the end of the year or do a partial-year tax return now and file Chapter 13.

If you’ve struggled to keep a business open but have now decided to close it, and you owe taxes, here’s how to deal with them.

If you own a small business and are way behind on taxes to the IRS/state, Chapter 13 protects you and your business.

The IRS is just another creditor when it comes to stopping its collection action by filing bankruptcy. There ARE some sensible exceptions.

If Chapter 7 doesn’t discharge your income taxes or let you pay or settle them reasonably, Chapter 13 is often easier, cheaper, and safer.

Have your Chapter 7 trustee pay your income taxes out of the proceeds of sale of assets that you don’t need.

Are your income taxes are too new to be written off with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Nevertheless sometimes Chapter 7 is still your best option.