RULE 2015-5 CHAPTER 13 BUSINESS CASES Modified 12/1/01
If the debtor is engaged in business, the debtor shall be required to also file:
(a) Profit and Loss Statement. A profit and loss statement for the calendar or fiscal year, whichever is applicable, for the year preceding the bankruptcy filing, and a profit and loss statement covering the end of the fiscal or calendar year to the filing date of the petition;
(b) A statement by the debtor indicating whether the business incurs trade credit;
(c) Quarterly Income and Expense Statements. Within thirty (30) days of the close of each quarter, the debtor shall file a statement of the quarter's income and expenses, and serve a copy of such statement upon the chapter 13 trustee; and
(d) Evidence of Insurance. The debtor shall within five (5) days after the commencement of the case submit to the chapter 13 trustee evidence of appropriate business insurance as required by applicable law, such as general liability, workers compensation and asset protection coverage.
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