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Vol. 21, Nos. 1 - 40, pp. 1 - 1478
Jan. 1 -- Oct. 15, 2009

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    TARP
    TAXATION
      – Automatic stay protects property owner against county tax claim bureau objections to petition to sell (M.D. Pa.), Case in Brief, 230
      – Bankruptcy court cannot hear tax claim after discharge received (D.R.I.), 1153
      – Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC
        – – Investments, questions raised re tax consequences at meeting with trustee, 270; practitioners encourage investors to claim full amount of 2008 losses with IRS, 309; theft loss safe harbor, most victims using, IRS official says, 680; safe harbor process expected to go smoothly, 1264
        – – Tax information returns, liquidation trustee will not release, 186
      – Cancellation of indebtedness income deferral, incorporation into state tax scheme, Analysis and Perspective, 992
      – Collection activity, taxpayers in bankruptcy not always protected, TIGTA reports, 301
      – Delinquent Ala. taxpayers granted reprieve from criminal prosecution, 201
      – Disallowance of various deductions proper (5th Cir.), Case in Brief, 254
      – Distressed investments, tax considerations, Analysis and Perspective, 1228
      – Divorce-related mortgage and tax debts, dischargeability must be reconsidered (Ind. Ct. App.), 265
      – Employee benefit plan, testimony re tax qualification properly excluded (5th Cir.), 301
      – Employment tax debt major bankruptcy cause for smaller businesses, conferees told, 678
      – Exempt retirement income, refunds from overpayment remain exempt (Utah), Case in Brief, 163
      – Failure to report income, tax refund request denied (Fed. Cl.), Case in Brief, 1026
      – Foreclosures, tax consequences, Analysis and Perspective, 274
      – Frivolous return penalties nondischargeable (B.A.P. 10th Cir.), Case in Brief, 938
      – Hospital CEO must pay willfully withheld payroll taxes (M.D. Fla.), 1144
      – Income tax due on farm sale of hogs before Ch. 12 filing is unsecured claim (8th Cir.), 1373
      – Indebtedness tax, LSTA lauds stimulus language deferring cancellation, 269
      – Insolvent firms, Russia will not allow shake off of tax liabilities, 219
      – IRS
      – JK Harris & Co. faces suit for misrepresenting skills and services (Tex. Dist. Ct.), 537
      – Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., N.Y. City seeks local taxes (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 1136
      – Limited partner may not discharge partnership liabilities in personal bankruptcy (5th Cir.), 529
      – Net operating loss reduction, insolvent Ill. taxpayer liability must reflect, 200
      – Outstanding tax debts, Fla. to assess administrative fee, 1036
      – PBGC settlement, contributions made during are specified liability losses (3d Cir.), 889
      – Post-petition real estate taxes, proof of claim allowed (Bankr. N.D. Ohio), 1218
      – Property division, divorce, deduction for child dependence, discharge (U.S., rev den), 106
      – Property tax payments to local government, suit to recover properly dismissed (S.D.N.Y.), 1058
      – Property taxes and expenses, transfer after payment voidable as fraudulent (B.A.P. 8th Cir.), Case in Brief, 411
      – Russian government approves regulations on bankruptcy-related proceedings, 1212
      – Self-insurers' fund, debtor obligation not excise tax (9th Cir.), 636
      – State taxes properly discharged (9th Cir.), 1217
      – Superfund, environmental group seeks reinstatement of polluter-paid tax, 401; Blumenauer (D-Or) supports reauthorization, 1019
      – Tax amnesty, Conn. DRS posts information re upcoming program, 382
      – Tax collection
        – – N.Y. voluntary disclosure program will generate millions, state says, 1394
        – – Taxpayer Advocate urges flexibility re delinquent low-income taxpayers, 1393
        – – Va. late taxpayer amnesty program will waive penalties and halve interest charges, 1395
      – Tax debt
        – – Broken promise to repay prevents reinstatement of suspended lawyer (Okla.), 806
        – – Italy approves new rules allowing restructuring before bankruptcy, 58
      – Tax evasion, conviction of lawyer affirmed (9th Cir.), Case in Brief, 1424
      – Tax liens
        – – Automatic stay, lien filing did not violate (S.D.W. Va.), Case in Brief, 1465
        – – Creditor interest rate restored (S.D. Tex.), Case in Brief, 1465
      – Tax refunds
        – – Kan. food sales refund properly excluded from debtor estate (Bankr. D. Kan.), Case in Brief, 1465
        – – Pre-petition interest valued using pro-rata by days approach (S.D. Ill.), 1424
      – Tax returns
        – – Failure to file warranted conversion from Ch. 13 to Ch. 7 (B.A.P. 1st Cir.), Case in Brief, 1188
        – – Failure to produce, denial of bankruptcy petition proper (D.S.C.), Case in Brief, 302
      – Traceable exempt income, tax refunds may be withheld (B.A.P. 10th Cir.), 300
      – Unpaid taxes, bankruptcy case of debtor owing millions properly dismissed (7th Cir.), 530
      – Value-added tax-related accounting regulations, Russian agency issues guidance, 1266
    TECHNOLOGY
      – Chapter 11 filings
        – – Asyst Techs., integrated automation solutions provider, Japanese subsidiaries also enter related voluntary proceedings in Japan (Bankr. N.D. Cal.), 561
        – – Aviza Tech. Inc. and affiliates, advanced semiconductor capital equipment and process technologies supplier (Bankr. N.D. Cal.), 846
        – – BearingPoint Inc. and subsidiaries, management and technology consultant (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 258; motion to shorten time for approval of bidding procedures granted, 436; sale of business unit to PricewaterhouseCoopers approved, 800; false financial data, investor class action remanded (4th Cir.), 1140
        – – Butler Servs. Intl. Inc. and affiliates, engineering and technical outsourcing services provider (Bankr. D. Del.), 801
        – – Fairchild Corp. and affiliates, aerospace, real estate, and motorcycle apparel firm (Bankr. D. Del.), 404
        – – Nanogen Inc. and affiliates, molecular and rapid diagnostic products developer (Bankr. D. Del.), 725
        – – Spansion Inc. and affiliates, flash memory solutions provider (Bankr. D. Del.), 330
      – Qimonda AG, German microchip manufacturer to close plant, News Brief, 226; U.S. subsidiaries file for Ch. 11 protection (Bankr. D. Del.), 293
      – Syntax-Brillian Corp. second amended liquidating plan confirmed (Bankr. D. Del.), 973
    TELECOMMUNICATIONS
      – Chapter 11 filings
        – – Charter Communications Inc. and affiliates, broadband communications firm and cable operator (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 439
        – – Metromedia Intl. Group Inc., telecom firm (Bankr. D. Del.), 935
        – – Nortel Networks Corp. and subsidiaries in US and Canada, communications provider (Bankr. D. Del.), 89; underfunded plans, PBGC takes control, 1020; stalking horse asset and share sale agreement reached, 1061
        – – Primus Telecommunications Group Inc. and affiliates (Bankr. D. Del.), 369
        – – Telemetrix Inc. and Convey Communications Inc., wireless communication operators (Bankr. D. Colo.), 10
      – Debt collection calls to ported numbers, comments sought re TCPA compliance, 450
      – Internet
      – Nortel Networks files objection to IRS proofs of claim (Bankr. D. Del.), 1335
      – Qwest Communications Intl. execs face fraud suit by investment companies that opted out of settlement (D. Colo.), 186
      – Tower plot lease, suit against telecom firms transferred to district where bankruptcy filed (D. Neb.), 117
      – Wireless card service agreement arbitration clause waiving class actions unconscionable (9th Cir.), 508
      – WorldCom Inc., IRS excise tax claim improperly denied (S.D.N.Y.), 1137
    TELEVISION
      – Chapter 11 filings
        – – Freedom Communications Holdings Inc. and affiliates, print publication, broadcast television station, and interactive business owner (Bankr. D. Del.), 1296; creditors' committee seeks production of confidential documents, 1412
        – – Young Broadcasting Inc. and affiliates, television station owner (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 260
    TEXTILES
      – Dan River Inc. plan, PBGC takes control, 931
      – Linens Holding Co. third amended plan confirmed (Bankr. D. Del.), 932
    THEFT
      – Employee benefit plan, testimony re tax qualification properly excluded (5th Cir.), 301
      – Identity theft
    THRIFT SUPERVISION OFFICE (OTS)
      – Congressional Outlook 2009, Special Report, 132
      – Credit card regulatory reforms, Fed, OTS, and NCUA action may signal broader action, Congress members say, 19
    TILA
    TOYS AND GAMES
      – The Parent Co. and subsidiaries, eCommerce and eContent provider for families files for Ch. 11 protection (Bankr. D. Del.), 37
    TRANSPORTATION
      – Airlines
      – Armada (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., international dry bulk transport solutions provider files for Ch. 15 protection (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 91
      – Automobiles
      – Chapter 11 filings
        – – U.S. Shipping Partners LP and affiliates, long-haul marine transportation services provider for petroleum and other chemical products (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 607; third amended joint reorganization plan confirmed, 1459
        – – Velocity Express Corp. and affiliates, time definite regional delivery solutions provider (Bankr. D. Del.), 1421
      – EEOC cannot seek relief on behalf of employees who filed for bankruptcy without disclosing sexual harassment claim (N.D. Iowa), 805
    TREASURY DEPARTMENT
      – Auto parts manufacturer groups seek bridge loan, 233
      – Banking regulatory system, ending “too big to fail” takes global effort, Treasury official says, 1427
      – Congressional Outlook 2009, Special Report, 132
      – Consumer Financial Protection Agency, official urges Senators to support, 981; further developments, see LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3126
      – Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, public-utility type of company may be best replacement option, Paulson says, 67
      – Fannie Mae seeks additional capital to restore net worth, 1158
      – Foreclosures, servicer rescue effort improved, disclosure of reasons for denials expected, Treasury official says, 1312
      – Morgan Stanley repurchases TARP warrants issued to government, 1160
      – Mortgages
        – – Foreclosure scams, federal and state agencies launch coordinated effort to combat, 474; FTC seeks comment on how to draft rules, 777; N.Y. attorney general issues subpoenas re violation of state consumer protection laws, 814; comment period extended, News Brief, 816; illegal upfront fee collection, firms face suit (Fla. Cir. Ct.), 1081; more complaints filed (D.D.C., C.D. Cal.), 1356
        – – Loan modification and foreclosure rescue scams, FinCEN made referrals to law enforcement agencies, Geithner says, 691
        – – Loan servicers, Obama housing plan will test capacity, MBA tells Treasury Dep't, 304
        – – Modification guidelines released, 342; second liens, guidance to be issued, 508; servicers sign contracts, funds allocated, 536; second liens, guidance issued, 618; modification program to be expanded, 690; progress apparent despite program shortcomings, official says, 1112; new round of troubled mortgages and unemployment put program in danger, oversight panel warns, 1467
      – Nonbanks, framework needed to manage or close, Geithner tells House panel, 415
      – Over-the-counter derivatives, new regulatory plan published, 1192; credit default swaps, industry group launches web site to provide data and statistics, 1193; CFTC chair seeks changes, 1221
      – Oversight of financial sector, Geithner urges Congress to pass new rules, 1387
      – President's Working Group on Financial Markets meets for first time under Geithner, agenda announced, 195
      – Secretary, Geithner confirmed, 129
      – Small business lending, Geithner to clarify details of plan to boost, 339
      – Systemic risk regulator, Geithner plan met with skepticism at Senate hearing, 901; response to plan restrained, 902
      – TARP implementation strategy, congressional panel issues report, 473
      – Toxic assets, Geithner fix gets mixed reaction, 413
    TROUBLED ASSET RELIEF PROGRAM (TARP)
      – Automotive sector distress, Bush approves plan to provide loans in return for restructuring, 18; GM and Chrysler seek additional aid, UAW agrees to modify agreements, 231; GM and Chrysler plans may be workable, analysts say, 268; GM unable to continue without aid, auditors say, 341; GM plan may not avoid bankruptcy, bondholders group says, 400
      – Chrysler Financial receives funding to spur car loans, 97; loans repaid, 1013
      – Civil disobedience part of push to stop foreclosures and evictions, Special Report, 239
      – Congressional Outlook 2009, Special Report, 132; 135
      – Delphi retiree health care coverage, bill to apply money to fund
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 1663
      – Further funds likely needed for stabilization, oversight panel member says, 376
      – GMAC preferred stock purchased using TARP funds, 41; GMAC to receive more funds, Geithner says, 653; GMAC receives more funds, 734
      – Independent trust to manage federal investments
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3594
      – Lending practices of banks receiving bailout funds, group seeks IG review, 1353
      – Morgan Stanley repurchases warrants issued to government, 1160
      – Mortgage modification guidelines, Treasury releases, 342; modification program to be expanded, 690
      – One-year review, Special Report, 1439
      – Oversight panel, Pelosi (D-Cal) praises report, 164
      – Reform and accountability
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 384
      – Release of remaining funds, Bush requests approval for Obama's use, 66
      – Relief for homeowners and neighborhoods, use of funds
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3068
      – Spending report released, 41
      – Treasury Dep't implementation strategy, congressional panel issues report, 473
    TRUSTEES
      See also U.S. TRUSTEES
      – Ch. 7 trustee failure to disclose law firm fee agreement with debtor's primary creditor was fraud on court (E.D. Mich.), 151
      – Corporate manager appointed pre-petition may administer debtors-in-possession (2d Cir.), 675
      – Discharge order, final report (U.S., rev den), 76
      – Lender failure to perfect interest in manufactured home must yield interest to trustee as judgment lien creditor (B.A.P. 6th Cir.), 1423
      – Negligent violation of duties, quasi-judicial immunity bars suit for adjudicative acts (C.D. Cal.), 1288
      – PT-1 Communications trustee granted summary judgment, awarded tax refund (Bankr. E.D.N.Y.), Case in Brief, 502
      – Receiver properly appointed as trustee for jointly administered debtors (D. Minn.), 1374
      – Reporting exception, IRS notes, News Brief, 807
      – Substitute trustee is debt collector under FDCPA (D.D.C.), 1432
    TRUTH IN LENDING ACT (TILA)
      – Bank failure to make adequate disclosures may proceed despite third-party disclosure, ruling should be upheld, banking groups argue in brief (3d Cir.), 697
      – Bank's alleged intent to later raise APR does not give rise to claim (9th Cir.), 237
      – Credit card interest rate hike disclosure, class action against Chase Bank reinstated (9th Cir.), 737
      – Credit cardholders' bill of rights, creation
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 627, HR 5244
      – Credit life insurance policy purchased with residential mortgage, class suit dismissed for lack of damages (U.S., rev den), 418
      – Home equity credit lines, class actions challenge bank moves to trim (N.D. Ill.), 1222
      – Modified rescission, loan servicer did not wait too long to seek (E.D. Cal.), 780
      – Preemption provision does not cover state-law based state court injunction re credit card solicitation scheme (U.S., rev den), 130
      – Refund anticipation loan, finance charge recovery denied (9th Cir.), 45
    TURNOVER OF PROPERTY
      – Corporate manager appointed pre-petition may administer debtors-in-possession (2d Cir.), 675
      – Insurance proceeds, debtor has no right to jury trial in trustee action (1st Cir.), 976
      – Special administrator not custodian, no obligation to turn over debtor share of decedent's estate (D. Ariz.), 374

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