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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have been on a payment plan for years with the IRS paying faithfully $700/month. Yes, it was my fault so no flaming please! Because the amount owed is still substantial, there is no way to pay this off before I'm 63. Since I'm a self-employed contractor, I don't have a lot of financial benefits (ie matched savings plan, etc) and income of $100,000 with lots of bills, tuition payments, etc. If there are any bankruptcy attorneys out there, I would appreciate some advice. I am concerned that I won't be able to keep up the payments as I get older and won't be able to generate my present income. If I file bankruptcy, would that eliminate the debt? I have never missed a payment and always in time. The IRS won't lower the debt because personal debt is not their problem. I understand that. Any solid advice from attorneys out there? Not worth cashing in investments. [/quote] If you have that much debt why would you be a self employed contractor.[/quote]
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