Right. That’s a silly and unnecessary idea. Your liability is someone else’s asset. In this case, the government’s. There’s absolutely no way that the asset holder (be it the tax authority, or a lender) should or would let you turn their secured debt (you pay or we take the asset) into an unsecured one (you pay or we … ask again?).
You can’t generally transfer liability and you certainly can’t transfer or discharge FUTURE TAX liability.
That’s entirely incompatible with the idea of selling the tax liability separately.
Right. That’s a silly and unnecessary idea. Your liability is someone else’s asset. In this case, the government’s. There’s absolutely no way that the asset holder (be it the tax authority, or a lender) should or would let you turn their secured debt (you pay or we take the asset) into an unsecured one (you pay or we … ask again?).
You can’t generally transfer liability and you certainly can’t transfer or discharge FUTURE TAX liability.