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Sadly - maybe even a little cruelly - no. You must still pay those taxes, though the IRS will almost certainly be happy to grant you an extension of some kind. But they're not going to go away.

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Q: Can a back taxes debt be forgiven if the person was going through post traumatic stress disorder and dealing with a very sick spouse who was terminally ill and passed away?
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