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Can business debts that I personally guaranteed be included in my personal bankruptcy?
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business debts question by Been there, done that: If a business writes off a debt as a “bad debt”, can they still attempt to collect?
I know writing off a debt is a last resort, but can they still resume collection activities after the debt has been written off for tax purposes?
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Answer by Hate to Pay
bad debt is almost never written off, the company you owe just sells the loan to another company that try’s to collect it, it is considered a write off cause the might sell that 10,000 loan to the next company for 1 thousand, so yes someone will continue to harass you
They will stop collection activities and start the asset recovery phase. This could either be in repossession of the physical asset, or taking the person to court and suing for the owed funds. Wage garnishment is a likely outcome.
No and yes. Once a bad debt is written off as uncollectible the creditor can no longer attempt to collect. What they can do, and do do, however, is sell the uncollected debt to collection agencies better known as junk debt buyers at great discounts.
Junk debt buyers have the same rights to collect from you as the original creditor did.
If, in fact, they have actually written off the bad debt, be prepared to receive form 1099 at tax time. Many companies are sending 1099s and then you must use this as income for the year. However, check the IRS site, for some uncollected debt may be waived as income. The form and the instructions are on irs.gov. Hope this helps.
Writing-off/charging off debt is simply an accounting term….They can attempt to collect on the debt …although most will sell the debt to a collection agency after that point.
Yes. However, if they do collect, then they have to pay tax on the amount that they collect.
Yes.
You still owe the money.
They’ve just told their accountants and shareholders that they don’t expect to collect any more.
In my case with Capital One, they assigned my unpaid debt to a collection agency, however, Capital One still was trying to collect the debt at the same time. How they could do this, I don’t know.