Get Form B22c Chapter 13

Filling out the Form B22c Chapter 13 is a critical step for individuals seeking to declare bankruptcy under Chapter 13. This guide provides comprehensive instructions to help users navigate the form with confidence and accuracy.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the editing tool.
2. Begin filling out Part I, which calculates your current monthly income. Choose your marital or filing status by checking the appropriate box. This section includes subcategories for different income sources such as wages, rental income, and contributions.
3. For each source of income, report the average monthly figures for the six months prior to filing. Make sure to accurately total each source and reflect correct values for both debtor and spouse if applicable.
4. Advance to Part II to determine the disposable income based on the income calculated in Part I. Check the applicable box based on whether your annualized current monthly income is below or exceeds the state median income.
5. In Part III, calculate deductions according to IRS standards. This section includes national and local standards for various expenses like food, housing, and transportation. Follow the prompts for each line to enter the appropriate figures.
6. Proceed to Part IV to determine your disposable income under § 1325(b)(2). Here, you'll consolidate your total current monthly income and total deductions to calculate your final disposable income.
7. Fill out Part V with any additional expense claims. If you have other necessary expenses not covered in previous sections, detail them here with their corresponding average monthly amounts.
8. Complete Part VI by providing your signature and date, affirming that the information submitted is accurate. If applicable, ensure both debtors sign the form.
9. Finally, save the changes and choose to download, print, or share the completed form as required.

Begin completing your Form B22c Chapter 13 online today to streamline your bankruptcy process.