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United States Internal Revenue Service v. Johnston
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2:13-cv-02133
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March 18, 2014
IRS Rips Bankrupt Atty's 'Illegal' Request To Discharge Interest
A bankrupt attorney who says he should not have to pay interest on his tax debts is asking a federal judge in Arizona to illegally treat his tax debt interest like student loan interest, the Internal Revenue Service argued on Monday.
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March 04, 2014
IRS 'Gap Interest' Suit Is Bogus, Bankrupt Atty Says
A bankrupt attorney on Monday struck back at Internal Revenue Service efforts to collect tax debt from him after the approval of his Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan, saying the IRS abandoned its claim by failing to object to the plan in time.
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January 13, 2014
IRS Says It Can Target 'Gap Interest' On Bankrupt Lawyer
The Internal Revenue Service can collect tax debt from a bankrupt attorney because the debt was not discharged in his Chapter 11 plan, the agency told an Arizona federal judge on Monday.