Credit card debt is frequently discharged in bankruptcy. Taxes can be paid with a credit card. State and Federal governments accept and even encourage such payment. However, a credit card debt incurred to pay tax is probably not dischargeable. There are at least two important reasons why credit card convenience may result in non-dischargeable debt. [...]
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More student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy than ever before and the definition of student loan has been expanded to include private loans and expenses that are not “loans” in the traditional sense of the word loan. The changes came after Congress passed the s0-called bankruptcy reform act in 2005 known as the Bankruptcy [...]
