i am trying to settle credit card debt. Are there any instances of credit card debt forgiven that you will not be taxed for?

I am trying to settle credit card debt. Are there any instances of credit card debt forgiven that you will not be taxed for? - Is this your question? Add additional information
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Henry Daniel Lively

Henry Daniel Lively

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Yes, if you have debt forgiven and your are insolvent or bankrupt it will not be taxable.

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Mark L Rosenberg

Mark L Rosenberg

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The company that forgives debt is required to file a form with the IRS for forgiven debt, as it is income to you, unless you are insolvent.
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