Client went bankrupt & was forgiven 30K in credit card debt. No 1099C showed up. Should I include the 30K and file Form 982 to get out of it or just not include the forgiven amount? Thanks.
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Originally posted by bgiez View PostA 1099-C, if any, would have gone to the bankruptcy estate, not to the taxpayer, so, no, do not include it as COD income for your client.
But a more likely and less pleasant possibility is that the credit card company won't issue the 1099-C until a later date. They'll be wrong, but it happens all the time.
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