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Late Mass. Tax Can Be Discharged In Bankruptcy, 11th. Circ. Says

By Theresa Schliep · January 24, 2020, 6:47 PM EST

A man can discharge in bankruptcy taxes he owed to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue even though he filed his tax returns late, the Eleventh Circuit said recently. ...

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Documents

Opinion

Case Information

Case Title

Massachusetts Department of Re v. John Shek

Case Number

18-14922

Court

Appellate - 11th Circuit

Nature of Suit

3422 Bankruptcy Appeals Rule 28 USC 158

Date Filed

November 27, 2018

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