Contrary to what you may have heard, it may be possible to discharge some tax liability through bankruptcy.  Whether or not it is dischargeable depends on many things, but generally, if the liability is the result of a return which you filed in good faith and on time, and if three years have elapsed, it may be possible to have it discharged.  The ability to discharge a tax liability, however, involves a complex set of rules.  Our San Francisco bankruptcy attorneys will work to determine if any of your tax liability falls within this exception to maximize the amount of debt that gets discharged in your bankruptcy.

If you are struggling with debt, and want to discuss your bankruptcy options with a San Francisco Bay Area bankruptcy attorney, please contact The Chernev Firm for a free consultation.