Yes. Bankruptcy does not always discharge your taxes. Payroll taxes and income taxes not meeting certain rules (see above Q & A) are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. You can file an Offer to compromise these or any other taxes not dischargeable in bankruptcy. Taxpayers emerging from bankruptcy with undischarged taxes can also try to be classified “temporarily uncollectible” because the bankruptcy should convince the IRS that the taxpayer presently has no assets. The time you were in bankruptcy plus six months is added to the IRS statute of limitations to collect from you.