Posts Tagged ‘discharged debt’
Bad Debts Gone Wild: Part III, Business Debt
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Bad Debts Gone Wild: Part II, Consumer Debt
Earlier we discussed the tax implications of discharged debt and that the tax code, at face value, considers discharged bad debt (absent of any special exceptions) as taxable income. But of course, nothing is as simple as that in the world of Federal tax laws, so let’s [Read More]
1099-C & 1099-A: Bad Debts Gone Wild – Part I
The bleak economic environment over the past couple of years has resulted in a wave of credit defaults & foreclosures striking many individuals and small companies. In addition to dealing with stress and damaged credit scores, there is something even more sinister lurking [Read More]