Did you know that older income taxes can be discharged and eliminated in bankruptcy? Many people don’t – including many bankruptcy attorneys! The “rules” for when an income tax is dischargeable are complex and not understood by many. Tax lawyer Larry Heinkel, a nationally-known expert on the subject, will guide you through the differences between secured and unsecured tax debts; and priority vs non-priority vs non-dischargeable tax debts.
Larry will teach you the FIVE TESTS OF DISCHARGEABILITY you must know, and give you the confidence YOU need to advise your client as to when bankruptcy may be better than an OIC. Finally, he’ll tell you how to VALUE BILL for this advice and make it perhaps the most profitable part of your practice!
Don’t miss this webinar – it may prove to be our most popular one ever!
When is a bankruptcy better than an OIC?
When is a tax debt “secured” or “unsecured”?
When is a tax debt “dischargeable” vs. “not dischargeable”?
How to let a non-dischargeable tax debt “age” to become dischargeable.
How to value bill for this analysis at a profit.
Heinkel Tax Law Group, PL
IRS Tax Attorney and Lawyer
larry@taxproblemsolver.com
(407) 629-5923
Larry Heinkel, Esq. was educated at the University of Florida where he received degrees in accounting, law, and an LL.M. in taxation. Mr. Heinkel is licensed in the State of Florida with over 30 years of experience helping individuals and businesses resolve their state and federal tax problems (which includes multi-year non-filers; Offers in Compromise; Installment Agreements; audits and appeals; Tax Court; and discharging taxes through bankruptcy, for which he is a nationally-recognized expert). Many people are now discovering the power of filing bankruptcy to discharge tax debts. But because the rules are so difficult to master, Larry created the Tax Discharge Determinator as a means of simplifying the process and empowering tax pros. The Tax Discharge Determinator (www.TaxDischargeDeterminator.com) is the only web-based program designed to determine the earliest date an income tax debt is dischargeable in bankruptcy. It is fast, accurate, easy to use and yours to try for free!
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