Ok took the lawyers advise and quit the job.. Tonight I was playing with the means test calculator and came up still in chapter 13. The reason being was that our rent is 1400.00 and the area of Kern County California shows 887. Do we get to claim the 1400 or the 887. Please help.
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Other expenses: do you own a car ??? auto insurance ??? misc expenses many don't think about: gas for your car .. groceries (food bill) INCLUDING animal expenses THEY have to eat too ! medical costs ? vet bills ? dental cost ? clothing expenses , surely you buy more than one pair of shoes a year, socks! right down to your underwear! THINK about it all and claim it ! ! ! do you have to pay for parking ??? like if you work in the city - you know !
best of luck, CMIYCJuly 2006: Filed Ch13 :blink:
Oct 2006: Converted to Ch7 :clapping:
Jan 2007: DISCHARGED :clapping:
Nov 2007: CLOSED :yahoo::yahoo::yahoo:
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Originally posted by tadbitconfused View PostOk took the lawyers advise and quit the job.. Tonight I was playing with the means test calculator and came up still in chapter 13. The reason being was that our rent is 1400.00 and the area of Kern County California shows 887. Do we get to claim the 1400 or the 887. Please help.
I guess they don't want to ruin the housing market any further by applying the same reasoning to mortgages, but to not allow actual rent costs seems terribly unfair.
Perhaps it should be changed-as if it eve would be-to be included under the "totality" clause or the abuse time limits. For instance, if you have ALWAYS rented there, or longer than say a year, you should be able to claim whatever rent.
Anyone know the allowed rent in zip code 90210? I considered moving there, and i doubt the IRS standard is even in the same hemisphere.11-20-09-- Filed Chapter 7
12-23-09-- 341 Meeting-Early Christmas Gift?
3-9-10--Discharged
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Originally posted by tadbitconfused View PostDeadmancrawling the rent allowed is 1431 for that zip code... let me know if you find a place....LOL
415 PALM DR Unit: 202
BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90210
MLS ID# 07-171301
Rental $3,200
2 Bed, 2 Bath
Rental Property
Area: Beverly Hills
2 total bedroom(s)
2 total bath(s)
Three story
Style: Contemporary
Living room
Dining room
Hardwood floors
Fireplace(s)
Fireplace features: Gas, Living room
2 covered parking space(s)
Garage
Heating features: Central
Central air conditioning
Interior features: Built-in features, Dishwasher, Disposal, Exhaust fan/hood, Microwave oven, Range and oven, Carpet, Tile flooring, Inside laundry area
Exterior features: Automatic garage door
Roofing: Composition11-20-09-- Filed Chapter 7
12-23-09-- 341 Meeting-Early Christmas Gift?
3-9-10--Discharged
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Manhatten
NYC would cost about the same in a nicer area!
I took some classes in LA back in the day and found it was way overpriced for everything down to a simple burger. I also found everything was way to spread out. Sitting in traffic (during rush hour) for and hour to go ten miles isnt fun really.... if you want to go out on the town and have a few there is no good public transpo, so as a city it dissapointed me. Im sure the reasons I didnt like it others love it though. There is perfect weather to boot and great scenery!
Yes, I guess we all get bored sometimes Granny! Lol!
I have a question similar. When filling out form I & J do most districts allow whats allowable in an area or what you actually spend? For example, what if what I spend was actually LESS than whats allowed? Can I use that higher amount?
(Wondering WHY I didnt ask last consult this...duh!)
WaMch7 8/07 CLOSED: 11/07 Rebuilding and saving.
WAMU unsecured $2,000 Capital One unsecured $500
PAID OFF MONTHLY!!!
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