Do I need to list my brother's car he still owed $27,000 on as a "tangible personal property" or do I list it as a debt, or both
Yes, you would list it under personal property, then list the debt on the vehicle as well.
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Yes, you would list it under personal property, then list the debt on the vehicle as well.
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