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Once a debt is settled, the amount saved can be reported as income to the IRS. If you are relieved of more than $600 when your debt is settled, the savings may be reported buy your creditor to the IRS as “Discharge of Indebtedness” income. For more information on tax ramifications, please consult a tax preparer, CPA or tax attorney. Or, you may refer to IRS publication 908, “bankruptcy Tax Guide” and IRS Form 982, “Reduction of Tax Attributes Due to Discharge of Indebtedness,” which are available on the IRS website. |
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