IRS Tax Bankruptcy in Arizona

IRS discharge in bankruptcy—Why residents of Arizona should consider filing a bankruptcy to settle their IRS debt. 

• When you cannot qualify for an Offer in Compromise
• The IRS is not the decision maker.  The Bankruptcy Code supersedes the IRS code.
• Bankruptcy is often less costly than entering an installment arrangement
• When you have debts other than tax debts—both are taken care of when you file a bankruptcy
• In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy you pay the IRS zero!
• Many individuals qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy even with a high income
• If you don’t own a home, the tax lien that survives the bankruptcy doesn’t  affect you negatively

I will help you analyze all tax settlement options at the same time so that you are confident you made the right choice.  Call today for a free initial confidential consultation about an IRS tax bankruptcy in Arizona.

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