Voidable preferences include all of the following EXCEPT:

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Payment of taxes owed to a governmental unit is not considered a voidable preference under bankruptcy law. Voidable preferences refer to transfers that are made to creditors within a certain time period before the filing of bankruptcy, and which may be subject to being set aside by the bankruptcy trustee in order to ensure fair and equitable distribution to all creditors. The other choices - transfer of property to a creditor, transfer of property by an insolvent debtor, and transfers that enable a creditor to receive more than they would have received under Chapter 7 - are all examples of voidable preferences.

Voidable Preferences Include All of the Following EXCEPT