The Missouri Declaration of Net Worth and Cash Flow Statement is a form that Missouri residents must fill out annually in order to report their financial assets and liabilities for the previous year. The form is used to provide an accurate picture of the individual or family's financial situation and to assess their ability to pay taxes. It is also used by the state to determine eligibility for certain public benefits programs. There are two versions of the Missouri Declaration of Net Worth and Cash Flow Statement: one for individuals and one for married couples filing jointly. The individual version requires a listing of all assets and liabilities, including bank accounts, investments, real estate, and business interests. It also requires the reporting of any income received from wages, investments, social security, disability, and other sources. The joint version requires a combined listing of assets and liabilities, as well as the reporting of any income received by either spouse. Both versions of the Missouri Declaration of Net Worth and Cash Flow Statement must be filed with the Missouri Department of Revenue each year. Failure to file the form can result in penalties and interest charges.