Every tax return your bankruptcy requires
Individual and business returns — 1040, Schedule C, K-1, 1120, 1120S, 1065 — prepared specifically for bankruptcy compliance. One consolidated engagement for debtors, attorneys, and trustees.
This isn't generic tax prep
We only prepare returns in the context of bankruptcy — pre-filing catch-up, petition support, and post-confirmation compliance. Every return, individual or entity-level, is built to survive trustee review, protect the discharge, and keep the plan on track.
Every return required for your case
Whether you're filing personally, as a small business owner, or through Subchapter V, we handle every return type your bankruptcy touches — under one roof, tied to one strategy.
Individual Returns (Form 1040)
Personal returns required for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition — including unfiled prior years, amended returns, and post-petition filings for confirmed plans.
Self-Employed (Schedule C)
1099 income, sole-prop, and single-member LLC returns rebuilt from incomplete records so pre-petition income is defensible on Schedules I/J and the means test.
Partnership / Multi-Member LLC (Form 1065)
Partnership returns with capital accounts, special allocations, and K-1s — filed to keep the entity current before or during a personal or business bankruptcy.
S Corporation (Form 1120S)
S Corp returns with reasonable-compensation analysis, basis tracking, AAA reconciliation, and K-1s that tie cleanly into the owner's petition.
C Corporation (Form 1120)
Federal and state C Corp returns, depreciation, NOL carryforwards, and Schedule M-1/M-3 reconciliations required for Subchapter V and Chapter 11 filings.
Schedule K-1s
Accurate K-1s for every shareholder, partner, or beneficiary so owner-level 1040s and bankruptcy schedules line up without amendments later.
Advisory that goes with the returns
Filing the returns is only half the work. Each engagement includes the bankruptcy-specific analysis your attorney needs to protect the discharge and keep the case moving.
Pre-Filing Tax Review
Before the petition is filed, we review unfiled years, IRS balances, and lien status so your attorney can build the strongest possible case.
Dischargeability Analysis
Not all tax debt is dischargeable. We apply the 3-year, 2-year, and 240-day rules to map which liabilities can be wiped and which must be planned around.
Trustee-Ready Reporting
Trustees and 341 hearings demand clean documentation. We produce transcript-backed summaries your attorney and trustee can rely on.
Post-Petition Compliance
Stay current after filing. We keep Chapter 13 debtors' withholding right, estimates paid, and annual returns timely — protecting the plan from dismissal.
Lien & Levy Coordination
Coordinate with your bankruptcy attorney on federal tax liens, levies in motion, and IRS proofs of claim so nothing derails confirmation.
Means Test & Schedule Support
Provide accurate income and tax data for Schedules I/J and the means test, backed by verified IRS transcript figures.
Debtors, attorneys, and trustees
- Individuals preparing for or currently in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case
- Small business owners filing personally or via Subchapter V / Chapter 11
- LLCs, S Corps, C Corps, and partnerships needing current entity returns
- Attorneys who need fast, transcript-verified tax answers for their clients
Filings and clarity your case can use
- All required federal and state returns prepared and e-filed
- A written tax summary tied to IRS account transcripts
- Dischargeability table for each tax year and liability
- Compliance calendar for the life of your plan
- Direct communication with your bankruptcy attorney (with consent)
Protect your discharge
Unfiled returns and unresolved tax issues are the #1 reason bankruptcy cases get delayed or dismissed. Let's get every return your case needs on file — and keep it that way.
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