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Varible Income

Hello ill be going to work for two months will make lot more money than i normally do,do you base my income on a yearly basis,im in my second bankruptcy.When would i have to pay the extra is needed.

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One Response to “Varible Income”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

Your income will be averaged over the entire time you are in bankruptcy. So two months with high income will be off set with any months where the income reduced. Now depending on what you average is over the bankruptcy period, these two months may result in you paying more, but often the averaging helps to recuce this.