Insolvency law organizes in a specific way the equal treatment of creditors. That often collides with the public law or, more specific, several parts of the public law, so as social law, environmental law or tax law. When the state or its parts claimed money from the debtor, they often get a better position than other creditors. If a public actor has preferential rights, private creditors get less money during the insolvency proceedings. But it is not the role of the state, which can legitimize a privilege. The whole assets have to be distributed in equal parts, no matter what origin the outstanding debits are. The better way is to trust in the insolvency law and the equal treatment.