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Senators on Tithing in Bankruptcy

posted by Melissa Jacoby

Bob recently posted about a court decision refusing a deduction for tithing in a chapter 13 case.   That case has prompted Senators Grassley, Hatch, and Sessions to write a letter to the Attorney General asking the DOJ to direct chapter 13 trustees not to object to tithing that meets the requirements of the Religious Liberty and Charitable Donation Protection Act of 2005.   

September 20, 2006 at 7:19 AM in 2005 Bankruptcy Amendments (BAPCPA), Bankruptcy Generally

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