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HOW TO PREPARE THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Complete all requested information. Write “N/A” (not applicable) in those areas that do not apply to you. If the
form is incomplete and/or unsigned, we will not be able to consider your request for a payment proposal. If
you are self-employed or a partner or officer in an active business, include all business and personal assets, and
expenses in all the sections. The financial statement must include information on both you and your spouse.
The areas explained below are those for which we have found to be most difficult to complete or more specific
information is to be provided for full disclosure. You may attach additional pages if needed.
Section I. Personal Information
List all persons dependent upon you, in whole or in part, for support. Include their name, age, relationship to you,
and any income the dependents receive along with the source of income.
Section II. Liquid Assets
Bank Account – Enter all accounts even if there is currently no balance. DO NOT enter bank loans. You may be
requested to furnish bank statements for the last six (6) months.
Accounts/Notes Receivable – Enter requested information. Also attach a separate list describing when the receivable
is due and how frequent (i.e., regular customer or one-time customer). Include anyone who owes you money.
Available Credit Sources – List only credit lines or cards by a bank, credit union, or savings and loan that have
cash advance features.
Section III. Personal Assets
Enter all vehicles, boats, RVs, motorcycles, campers, etc. You may be requested to furnish a list detailing where
the assets are located, the registered owners and lien holders, and expected payoff dates.
Section IV. Real Property Assets
List all real estate that you own or are purchasing, both as an individual or with others. Attach a list of all owners
names and type of ownership (joint tenants, tenants in common), describe type of mortgage payments and rental
income amounts, and what the property is used for (residence, vacation, office, or shop rental).
Section V. Monthly Income Information
Enter gross amount of wages, salary, commission, or draw amount and frequency (attach pay stubs for the last
three [3] months). If you are self-employed, enter the NET business income (that is what you earn after you have
paid your ordinary, necessary monthly business expenses) and attach a current profit/loss statement and balance
sheet. Enter mandatory payroll deductions (regular withholdings for state and federal taxes, and Social Security;
do not include insurance payments, loan payments, wage garnishments, etc.). List net rental income. Identify
sources of other income.
Section VI. Monthly Expense Information
Necessary Living Expenses – Attach an itemized list for medical, insurance, vehicle, and other expenses. You
may be requested to submit documentation that court ordered payments and child/spousal support payments
have been paid for the last six (6) months and are currently being paid. You may also be requested to submit
documentation of all wage garnishments, payment plans, estimated tax payments, and settlement offers with the
Internal Revenue Service, other tax agencies, and general creditors.
Note: Total household income and expenses are to be listed for both you and your spouse, even if only one
spouse has a tax liability.
Section VII. Other Information
Other Information – Mark the appropriate box. For all “yes” answers, enter full explanation. If you have any
professional licenses, please explain the type and provide the license number.
Health/Medical Considerations – Describe disability or medical considerations that do or will affect current or
future financial status or earning potential for either you or your spouse.
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