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For many small business owners and executives, marketing has come to mean the buying of promotional items to attending networking events. They believe that these marke The other part of the new means test is to compare the income of the bankruptcy filer to the median income for his or her state. Those who are found able to pay back at least 25% of the unsecured debt they owe, and whose income exceeds the state median, will be required to file for bankruptcy under the more restrictive Chapter 13 law, and they will be ineligible for the more generous rules of a Chapter 7 filing. What’s the difference? There are considerable differences between the two forms of bankruptcy filing, and the difference can add up to thousands of dollars. With a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, the debtor has all of his or her assets, except for those which are exempted by the state, liquidated, and the proceeds are used to pay off the creditors. If the amount of debt exceeds the proceeds of the assets, the remaining debts are cancelled, leaving the creditors holding the bag. With a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing, on the other han
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