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Does filing Ch 13 then converting to Ch 7 cause any repercussions on your income tax filing this year?
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I don't know what other tax ramifications might result from the conversion, but if one converts their case from 13 to 7 prior to receiving their tax refund that year, the Chapter 7 trustee normally takes the tax refund check and distributes it to creditors if the amount of the refund is over $1,000.00 or so.
Please note that nothing in this posting or in any other posting constitutes legal advice; this is simply my understanding of the facts, which I do not warrant, and I am not suggesting any course of action or inaction to any person.
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Your filing status would have an affect on this ans also and if you are a dependent on another individual taxpayers income tax return would affect the final numbers to. The amount that would be less than your standard deduction and exemption amount for your filing status and of course if you had some income tax withheld from your pay. Any of the amount above the your standard deduction amount and your exemption amount for the year would cause you to have income tax liability and this reduce the amount of any income amount that may have been withheld for the year.
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