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Bankruptcy Tax Guide, Debt Cancellation


   

If a debt is canceled or forgiven, other than as a gift or bequest, the debtor generally must include the canceled amount in gross income for tax purposes. A debt includes any indebtedness for which the debtor is liable or which attaches to property the debtor holds.

 

Information courtesy of the Internal Revenue Service.

 

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