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What is a trustee’s reporting obligation if a debtor fails to provide his/her tax return at least seven days prior to the § 341 meeting?

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What is a trustee’s reporting obligation if a debtor fails to provide his/her tax return at least seven days prior to the § 341 meeting?

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A trustee is expected to require a debtor to provide tax returns as mandated by 11 U.S.C. § 521(e)(2), although a trustee does have discretion as to when to file a motion or take other action. A trustee should take action if the tax return is not produced before or at the § 341 meeting.