In your bankruptcy, you need to disclose to the Court various information about your wages. First, the court wants to know how much you’ve made in each of the last 2 years and your year-to-date income (Statement of Financial Affairs 1). Next, the bankruptcy petition requires you to disclose how much wages you’re received in the last 6 months (Means test). Lastly the petition asks about how much you expect to make in the future (Schedule I). This is why we ask for your last 6 months of pay statements and the last 2 years of tax returns.

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