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discharge in bankruptcy

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Discharge in Bankruptcy
The act of a bankruptcy court forgiving the debt of the person or company that has filed for bankruptcy. A discharge in bankruptcy means that the creditors have received as much as they are going to receive and that they no longer have the right to attempt to collect on debts.

discharge in bankruptcy
The release of a debtor from the payment of any and all debts except those specifically approved by a bankruptcy court.


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In Stratmore, (14) the Third Circuit, in reversing the Tax Court and other circuit precedent, held that interest accrued and paid after a corporate debtor's discharge in bankruptcy is deductible by the guarantor under Sec.
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