The Simplest Save-Your-Business Chapter 13 Case
Here’s how to focus on running your business, by stopping your creditors from taking the wind out of your sails.
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Here’s how to focus on running your business, by stopping your creditors from taking the wind out of your sails.
If your business needs bankruptcy help, getting it done might not be much harder than a personal bankruptcy. But it depends on how your business is set up and how much you owe.
Chapter 13 can be a great way to keep certain small businesses afloat, but how about Chapter 7? Can it ever be a simpler and cheaper way to do so?
Bankruptcy isn’t just for cleaning up after the death of a business. It can keep your business alive.
Why is the unemployment rate so high, years after the recession officially ended? If we knew the answer to this question, we’d have a fighting chance at addressing the problem.
If you owe a number of years of income tax debt, Chapter 13 allows you to favor those taxes that have to be favored, while dumping the taxes that can be dumped.
A “straight” Chapter 7 can write off some income taxes. But if you owe recent taxes, or multiple years of taxes, Chapter 13 is usually a much better way to go.
U.S. corporations are making record profits quarter after quarter, yet unemployment seems to be stuck at a devastatingly high rate. Why aren’t these financially flush businesses hiring?
The conditions you have to meet to write off an income tax debt actually make sense.
You don’t always need to file a Chapter 13 case–with its 3-to-5-year payment plan–to deal with income tax debts.
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