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FLNB Local Form 30 (Rev. 04/11)
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
In re:
Case No.:
Chapter 13
Debtor(s)
DEBTOR(S)' ELECTION TO USE A PORTION
OF TAX REFUND PURSUANT TO CONFIRMED PLAN TERMS
COMES NOW the Debtor(s) by and through the undersigned attorney, and hereby files the
Election to Use a Portion of Tax Refund Pursuant to Confirmed Plan Terms, and states as
follows:
1. The confirmed plan allows the Debtor(s) to use thirty percent (30%) of a tax refund
each year for the first three (3) years in a 36 month term case, plus an additional
forty percent (40%) of each year's tax refund for each year thereafter in a 60 month
term case.
2. The plan term in this case is
3. This is the Debtor(s)'
months.
election in this case for the year
4. The Debtor(s) is electing to use $
tax year
.
of the total tax refund for
. The remainder shall be transmitted forthwith to the
Chapter 13 Trustee.
5. The Debtor(s) agree that the plan base shall be adjusted by the total amount of the
United States Income Tax Refund ($
) and shall be paid to the
Trustee as set forth below:
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x
Portion used ($
) to be submitted (explain terms of repayment):
x
Remainder ($
) to be submitted within ten (10) days from
the date of receipt of the refund.
6. This election is being made due to the need for payment of necessary expenses
and/or due to the loss of income.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED this
day of
, 2009.
Debtor's Attorney
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY certify that a true and accurate copy of the foregoing has been furnished by
electronic filing or first class mail to:
on the same date as the document was filed electronically as reflected on the Court's docket.
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