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Q.I need to consult of an attorney to anwser these questions Is personal IRS debt discharged in a bankruptcy (chapter 7) filing? How about for a corporation or LLC? Will the IRS pursue the individual shareholders or partners for past due taxes?

A.Generally personal IRS debt is not discharged in bankruptcy, but there are limits on how much they can garnish your future earnings to collect the debt. If you think it will be impossible to for you to ever pay the back personal income taxes, you should look into the IRS's Offer in Comprimise (OIC) program, which *may* enable you to work out a payment plan and reduce the amount owed. The amount your IRS debt is reduced under an OIC depends on your future income, monthly living expenses and the cost of living where you reside (among other things), but cannot be reduced to less than $1000. As for corporations, with ones that are small and closely held, yes, the IRS will pursue individual shareholders for past due taxes (the IRS would not go after shareholders of large, publicly traded corporations far as I know). Regarding an LLC, I have no idea what you are talking about, as LLCs are not subject to federal taxes, but of course individual partners' earnings from an LLC are.

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