Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
When a commercial-debtor files for bankruptcy, first it must determined if the filing will place the debtor within the “current monthly income guidelines” — as determined by the state of the filing. A debtor planning to file Chapter 7 must demonstrate the debtor doesn’t have sufficient earnings for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
The process of determining a debtor’s income in is known as “The Means Test”. This test uses the debtor’s income during the six months leading up to the bankruptcy filing (the debtor’s “current monthly income”).
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