Klausner’s Missing Taxes Spur IRS Objection to Bankruptcy Plan

June 25, 2021, 7:25 PM UTC

The IRS balked at Klausner Lumber One LLC’s proposed Chapter 11 liquidation plan, saying the bankrupt company owes at least $60,600 in taxes and hasn’t filed all of its federal returns.

The government cannot determine exactly how much the Live Oak, Fla.-based lumber company still owes in taxes because Klausner didn’t file several withholding forms in 2012, U.S. Attorney David C. Weiss, representing the Internal Revenue Service, said in a court filing Thursday.

The IRS also objected to a settlement in the proposed plan, saying Klausner is “attempting to settle the unknown claims of unknown creditors without providing adequate notice.” ...

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