Taxes may be discharged in bankruptcy. Whether they are dischargeable or not depends on the information we discover when you produce your Account Transcripts from the IRS. These will tell us whether there is a tax lien, the year the taxes were due, and the date of assessment. An attorney from our firm will go over these requirements and obtain information from the taxing authority. We work alongside a local Pueblo tax attorney, J. David Hopkins, JD, LLM to work with the IRS on a way to erase or reduce this tax and the penalties both inside and outside a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.