What is the name of your state? NJ
Why is it when trying to do the right thing, it somehow just doesn't work out. I'm in 32,000 tax debt, don't qualify for an OIC, can't get any penalty abatement, and can't get any assistance at all with this tax debt so I'm not paying this until I die.
BUT, there is a possibility of having it discharged in bankruptcy. Where does this make sense????
The big problem with this is, I don't have any revolving consumer debt and the only thing I owe money on is a Federal school loan that isn't dischargeable. Why is if I meet the requirements for bankruptcy and there is a possibility of me not having to pay any of the remainder of my tax debt, why is the IRS not willing to reduce any of the interest or penalties so that they can at least get something instead of nothing?
Why is it when trying to do the right thing, it somehow just doesn't work out. I'm in 32,000 tax debt, don't qualify for an OIC, can't get any penalty abatement, and can't get any assistance at all with this tax debt so I'm not paying this until I die.
BUT, there is a possibility of having it discharged in bankruptcy. Where does this make sense????
The big problem with this is, I don't have any revolving consumer debt and the only thing I owe money on is a Federal school loan that isn't dischargeable. Why is if I meet the requirements for bankruptcy and there is a possibility of me not having to pay any of the remainder of my tax debt, why is the IRS not willing to reduce any of the interest or penalties so that they can at least get something instead of nothing?