Effect of bankruptcy on tax lien
It depends on the nature of the tax for which the lien was filed and on timing. You need to discuss this with a competent bankruptcy lawyer.
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It depends on the nature of the tax for which the lien was filed and on timing. You need to discuss this with a competent bankruptcy lawyer.
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