Ch 13, tax refund
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 11:41 am
If the confirmation order requires tax refunds to be paid to the plan, then no. However, the taxes must be paid, and the taxing authority may even file a claim, meaning that the debt would be paid through the plan (or you could file the claim for the creditor). I.e., the taxes are effectively being paid with the refund.
Alternatively, you may want to bring a motion requesting permission for the debtors to use this year's refund to pay the tax debt directly.
Melissa Besecker
jarintorn tanatchasai wrote:
>My clients are in Chpater 13 with a very tight budget. They are expected a
>tax refund, but they also received a supplemental real property taxes
>bills.
>Can they use the tax refund to pay this additional tax bills, and how?
>Thank you in advance for your help.
>Jarintorn Tanatchasai
>18411 Crenshaw Blvd #424
>Torrance, CA 90504
>(310) 515-2888
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If the confirmation order requires tax refunds to be paid to the plan, then no. However, the taxes must be paid, and the taxing authority may even file a claim, meaning that the debt would be paid through the plan (or you could file the claim for the creditor). I.e., the taxes are effectively being paid with the refund.
Alternatively, you may want to bring a motion requesting permission for the debtors to use this year's refund to pay the tax debt directly.
Melissa Beseckerjarintorn tanatchasai <jtanatchasai@hotmail.com> wrote:
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