Originally posted by halloweendmb1
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I can't say for sure because I haven't been to a 341 meeting yet. However, since many debtors have their 341 meetings back to back, the IRS might be there for another debtor and ask a quick question to others. *shrug*Filed: 03/31/08
341: 05/15/08 
Discharge: 07/15/08 
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Holy crap! I hope the IRS doesn't attend 341's. If so, that gives me reason to be extremely nervous.
I'm filing next week and they are owed big time (non-dischargeable taxes) and still trying to stay ahead of a lien, garnishment or levy. I was planning to deal with them after the discharge. If they are there I will probably throw up.
Filed Chapter 7 (Primarily Business Expenses) 04/10/2008 FICO 468 :cry:
341 on 05/06/08:unsure:House appraisal on day 63:blink: 07/10/2008 Discharged-Asset Case!!!:yahoo:08/09 Transu 559, Equifax 636, Experian 647
Case Closed 07/15/2009 :D:yahoo:Comment
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First, ask your attorney whether the IRS is usually there, and I'm sure they will know for your bankruptcy district.Originally posted by southernbelle View PostHoly crap! I hope the IRS doesn't attend 341's. If so, that gives me reason to be extremely nervous. I'm filing next week and they are owed big time (non-dischargeable taxes) and still trying to stay ahead of a lien, garnishment or levy. I was planning to deal with them after the discharge. If they are there I will probably throw up.
Secondly, you listed the IRS as a creditor, right?Last edited by phoenyx; 04-05-2008, 06:40 AM.Filed: 03/31/08 341: 05/15/08 Discharge: 07/15/08
Do yourself a favor. Check everything I say with a bankruptcy attorney. Most attorneys will even provide a free initial consultation. In fact, it's your life, so check everything anyone says (including your attorney) for yourself!Comment
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