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Taxes first due within three years of the bankruptcy and taxes assessed within 240 days of the bankruptcy, or which are unassessed but assessable when the case is filed, are priority claims which are not subject to discharge.

Priority taxes will survive a Chapter 7 discharge to the extent that the trustee does not have money in the estate to pay them.

In Chapter 13, such taxes must be paid in full through the plan; penalties associated with those taxes, however, can be treated as a non priority claim and paid a fraction along with other unsecured claims.  In Chapter 13,  the tax does not continue to incur interest during the case;  if the plan is completed, no post filing interest is due.

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