In Re William E. Richards, Debtor, United States of America v. William E. Richards

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• noting that \Congress intended to give the government the benefit of certain time periods to pursue its collection efforts\
• affirming the bankruptcy court's use of Sec. 105(a) to suspend the 240-day priority period during the course of the debtor's prior bankruptcy
• applying cases construing the three-year period to analyze the 240-day period
• application of section 105(a) based on the policy of ensuring that the government has adequate time to collect unpaid taxes unimpeded by the debtor’s two intervening bankruptcy petitions
• Chapter 13 dismissal followed by second Chapter 13 filing
• three year period of section 507(a)(7)(A)(i)

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