Nonconsumer debt and 707(b) Tax versus consumer debt
Good point Larry. That keeps a lot of cases within the parameters of 11 U.S.C. 707(b) because of the mortgage debt, which if a personal residence is consumer. I go the opposite way if it is a rental.
However, in this case, there is no Schedule D debt. Only E and F.
Steve
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I have a case where a Chapter 7 has been put under the microscope by the UST w/ a copious production request that seems to ignore the fact that the tax debt is more than the consumer debt. The tax debt is $34,419 versus $29,786 and I gave them the spreadsheet of the calculation, but not the underlying tax transcripts.
So two questions:
1. Shouldn't I just be able to give the tax transcripts to prove the tax debt was owed and be done with this? and
2. Does anyone have a brief where they discuss the case law that makes this a nonconsumer case outside 11 U.S.C. 707(b)? If so, please share case #.
Thank you and Happy New Year to everyone.
Steve
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