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    K-1 exempt?

    There has been some talk about 401K's being exempt. What about a K-1 investment account? Thanks!!
    Filed C7 12-09-08
    Discharged 5-15-09

    #2
    Anyone?
    Filed C7 12-09-08
    Discharged 5-15-09

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      #3
      What is a K-1 account? Is it a retirement instrument like a 401K or and IRA? Or is it some other investment tool? I do know the trustee asked us if we owned any stocks or bonds.
      "To go bravely forward is to invite a miracle."

      "Worry is the darkroom where negatives are formed."

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        #4
        A k-1 is a tax form given to a partner from a partnership or a beneficiary of a trust or estate of a decedent. Depending on what kind of income it is and state of residence decides whether it is exempt or not I think.

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          #5
          Thank you! Still waiting to hear back from the lawyer!
          Filed C7 12-09-08
          Discharged 5-15-09

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            #6
            Talked to the Lawyer and we can "exempt" the K-1 but the trustee can take it if they want it. In case, this helps someone else...
            Filed C7 12-09-08
            Discharged 5-15-09

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