Hi all,
I'm filing Ch 7 pro se. I have a very simple no asset case. I did everything I could to avoid filing bankruptcy, including selling many personal items on Ebay to help make ends meet (what amounted to an internet garage sale). I made around $500-1000 on everything, personal property that I probably should have kept as it would have been exempt (CDs, clothes, books, inexpensive jewelry). Anyway, I'm not sure how to report this on my Statement of Financial Affairs. I did not report any of this on my taxes since I did not actually make a profit, so I do not consider it "income". It seems it would be best to list it under "#10 Other transfers". It looks like I will have to specifically list every transaction in the past year and the $$ I made. Should I attach a seperate sheet and be very detailed about each transaction, or can I just say "Ebay sales", the dates, and the total amount? Should I list this at all, since everything I sold was exempt property?
Thanks for any advice! I'm assuming it's fairly common for individuals to sell some assets prior to bankruptcy, to help pay bills.
Iris
I'm filing Ch 7 pro se. I have a very simple no asset case. I did everything I could to avoid filing bankruptcy, including selling many personal items on Ebay to help make ends meet (what amounted to an internet garage sale). I made around $500-1000 on everything, personal property that I probably should have kept as it would have been exempt (CDs, clothes, books, inexpensive jewelry). Anyway, I'm not sure how to report this on my Statement of Financial Affairs. I did not report any of this on my taxes since I did not actually make a profit, so I do not consider it "income". It seems it would be best to list it under "#10 Other transfers". It looks like I will have to specifically list every transaction in the past year and the $$ I made. Should I attach a seperate sheet and be very detailed about each transaction, or can I just say "Ebay sales", the dates, and the total amount? Should I list this at all, since everything I sold was exempt property?
Thanks for any advice! I'm assuming it's fairly common for individuals to sell some assets prior to bankruptcy, to help pay bills.
Iris
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