@cammielewis820 wrote:Middle Florida District
My attorney filed yesterday got the case number. Finished all the Certifications. There are a couple of things I am confused on and was hoping someone here had a similar experience.
So my last checking account statement runs on the 30th. I get paid on the 28th, will the trustee go by the ACTUAL balance on the day I filed? Or do they look at the end of statement balance? 2 days isn't enough time to pay all my bills so I am confused about what the balance is they look at?
Also, what happens with my Tax refund? I filed 6.23.19, I will file my taxes next year for 2019. Will the trustee's take my refund?
Any input would be helpful!
Thank you
They look at your checking account for several months. They are looking at cash flow. They know your account goes up and down.
Your tax return filed in 2020 for 2019 should be fine. You will have a discharge before the end of the year.
I assume you filed Chapter 7?
If your attorney did not raise any concerns, you should be fine.
I went thru the same district. What was given to the lawyer when they filed is what they go by. I had all my back taxes DC'ed in which they held my refund for 14 yrs. The next year I got a refund then and ever since DC. I filed I think was the last 4-6 bank statments and that was it. Nothing came up at the MOC about any other papers I needed to submit.
It was a Chap7. Meeting of Creditors in Orlando. I owed the IRS for 14 yrs until they caught up with me. When you owe as you know they keep your refund. Once DC'ed my IRS debt was wiped out along with the tax lien and wage garnishment.