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2/23/2012 8:17:42 AM
2011년에 살고 있는 집숏세일을 해서 1099-c 를 받았습니다.
연방정부는 세금을 안내도 된다고 하는데 주(ca)정부도 마찬가지로 내지 않아도 되는지요??"-->It depends;as you are issued a 1099c for a tax season, then you have had a debt cancelled for some reason.A 1099-C is a cancellation of debt form. The technical answer to your question is yes, however, under certain circumstances you may be able to avoid paying by showing insolvency, like in the case of a foreclosure. A 1099-C applies when you borrowed money, since you were expected to pay it back then in that instance you are not required to pay back. When the situation arises and you are unable to pay the debt, the lender has to cancel the debt, however, at the time the debt is cancelled the amount you had borrowed becomes income since you are not going to pay it back. In that case, like almost all income it is subject to income taxes.
There are exeptions, like in the case of a foreclosure, however, you have to qualify. To figure out if you qualify it is imperative that you check with an excellent accountant or someone that deals with tax liability (i.e. CPA, Enrolled Agent) and understands tax law.
연방정부는 세금을 안내도 된다고 하는데 주(ca)정부도 마찬가지로 내지 않아도 되는지요??"-->It depends;as you are issued a 1099c for a tax season, then you have had a debt cancelled for some reason.A 1099-C is a cancellation of debt form. The technical answer to your question is yes, however, under certain circumstances you may be able to avoid paying by showing insolvency, like in the case of a foreclosure. A 1099-C applies when you borrowed money, since you were expected to pay it back then in that instance you are not required to pay back. When the situation arises and you are unable to pay the debt, the lender has to cancel the debt, however, at the time the debt is cancelled the amount you had borrowed becomes income since you are not going to pay it back. In that case, like almost all income it is subject to income taxes.
There are exeptions, like in the case of a foreclosure, however, you have to qualify. To figure out if you qualify it is imperative that you check with an excellent accountant or someone that deals with tax liability (i.e. CPA, Enrolled Agent) and understands tax law.
