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Kathryn K.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • San Pablo, CA
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Declaring Insolvency to IRS

Kathryn K.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • San Pablo, CA
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If someone is insolvent at the time of a shortsale and is issued a 1099 for forgiven debt, does filing insolvency with the IRS affect a person's credit? Does the IRS report to the credit bureaus? It would seem that if one files by the deadline and is technically insolvent, then there is no default of debt because none is technically due. Anyone know about this?

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