Organized much like the earlier editions, the chapters (called "Parts" to avoid confusion about "chapters") are titled as follows:

Part 1 - Overview of Changes Imposed by BAPCPA

Part 2 - Discharging Taxes in Chapter 7

Part 3 - Discharging Taxes in Chapter 13

Part 4 - The Automatic Stay

Part 5 - Litigating Tax Issues

Part 6 - Handling tax Liens & Levies

Part 7 - Using Tax Transcripts

Part 8 - Appendix includes -

• Guide to Handling a Tax Discharge Case
• Income tax discharge checklist
• Checklist - Handling a Tax Discharge Case
• Checklist - Traps For The Unwary
• Checklist - Fraud & Evasion
• Chart of tolling events

CONTENTS OF CD LIBRARY

The CD contains nearly 100 individual items -

Folder 1 ADP Transaction Codes

Folder 2 Excerpts from Document 6209

• File A Entire text of 6209
• File B Service Center codes
• File C ADP Transaction Codes
• File D Collection status codes
• File E IRS Collection Offices
• File F Disposal Codes
• File G IDRS
• File H Code 971 Action Codes
• File I Blocking Series
• File J Code 240 penalty reference codes
• File K Closing Codes

Folder 3 Excerpts from IRS Manual

• File A Bankruptcy Litigation
• File B Overview of Bankruptcy
• File C Bankruptcy and Collection
• File D Common Bankruptcy Issues
• File E Debtor's Delinquent Accounts
• File F Insolvency Disclosure Procedures
• File G Processing Chapter 7 Cases
• File H Processing Chapter 13 Cases
• File I Statutes of Limitations

Folder 4 IRS Forms

• 2848 Power of Attorney
• 8821 Tax Information Authorization
• 4506 Request copy of tax return
• 4506-T Request transcript of return
• 656 Offer-in-Compromise cover sheet
• 433-A Personal Financial Statement
• 433-B Business Financial Statement
• 12153 Request for Due Process Hearing
• 911 Request For Taxpayer Assistance Order
• Form 870 Waiver of Restrictions 
• Form 4549 Audit Report
• Urgent Notice of Levy
• Final Notice of Levy

Folder 5 Bankruptcy Forms

• Proof of Claim

Folder 6 - Checklists

• 1. Client interview part A
• 2. Client interview part B
• 3. Assessment checklist
• 4. Attacking tax liens
• 5. Fraud & Evasion Checklist
• 6. Case Handling Checklist
• 7. Discharge of Income Taxes
• 8. Traps For The Unwary

Folder 7 Pleadings & Motions

• Complaint to Determine Discharge
• Complaint to Determine Discharge Ex. 2
• Amended Complaint to Det. Discharge
• Complaint Determine Validity of Lien
• Declaration re Compensation
• Motion to Determine Liability for Tax
• Objection to Claim # 1
• Objection to Claim # 2
• Stipulation to Objection to Claim
• Points & Authorities

Folder 8 Letters

• Opinion Letter
• Letter Requesting Release of Lien #1
• Letter Requesting Release of Line #2
• Freedom of Information Request (taxpayer
• files)

Folder 9 Sample transcripts

• MFTRA-X 8a
• MFTRA-X 1a
• IMF-Specific 2b
• IMF-Specific 18
• IMF-Specific 2a
• IMF-Specific 12b
• IMF-Specific 11a
• IMF-Specific 10
• IMF Specific 6a
• IMF-Specific 6b
• IMF-Specific 8b
• BMF-Specific 20
• BMF-Specific 2c
• IMFOLT 6d
• IMFOLI 19b
• TXMOD

Folder 10

• Text of Discharging Taxes Under the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2005 7
• Text of BAPCPA

Folder 11 - Miscellaneous

• Chart of Tolling Events
• Urgent Filing Waiver
• List of Central FAX Numbers
• Michael's Return & Transcript
• Problem X-list with MFTRA-X

Folder 12 IRS Bulletins & Rulings

• Rev. Ruling 2005-59
• Rev. Ruling 2003-80
• Bulletin 1/5/04

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In this 6-page article appearing in the June 2007 edition of CCH Journal of Tax Practice & Procedure Morgan King explains in straightforward language how the Bankruptcy Abuse Reform & Consumer Protection Act of 2005 narrows but does not extinguish discharging taxes in consumer bankruptcy cases

This book is periodically updated with separate timely supplements. The updates include re-writes and/or expansions of various sections, as well as cites to recent important cases and other developments in the law of discharging taxes.

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