2 of my many credit cards are titled in the name of my old business (an S corporation) which dissolved earlier in the year because I didn't renew it on time. I'm sure these 2 cards (and balances) are guaranteed or tied to my personal SSN. Can these easily be included in a bankruptcy, or is this a separate process altogether? Should I keep this old corporation dissolved, or is there any advantage to bringing it back (current) as part of this process ?
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are / can "business" credit cards be included in personal Bankruptcy ?
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If you are the responsible for the 2 cards, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to include them in your bankruptcy. I had about 15 credit cards when I filed my chapter 13 in 2010, and at least 1/2 of them were business cards. I don't see what the advantage would be to "bring back" your corporation, before you file.
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Originally posted by MaxedExpat View Post2 of my many credit cards are titled in the name of my old business (an S corporation) which dissolved earlier in the year because I didn't renew it on time. I'm sure these 2 cards (and balances) are guaranteed or tied to my personal SSN. Can these easily be included in a bankruptcy, or is this a separate process altogether? Should I keep this old corporation dissolved, or is there any advantage to bringing it back (current) as part of this process ?All information contained in this post is for informational and amusement purposes only.
Bankruptcy is a process, not an event.......
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