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Filing Taxes, while Bankrupt

I am an undischarged bankrupt – special circumstances have led to that. My trustee filled pre and post bankruptcy taxes for me last year, but I am still not discharged. Do they have to file again for me this year? Or may I file for myself?

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One Response to “Filing Taxes, while Bankrupt”

A licensed trustee said...

Normally, you are responsible to file your own taxes if your bankruptcy continues beyond the minimum 9 months. Since you refer to special circumstances I suggest you call your trustee and ask them how they should be handled.