Our Bankruptcy Calculator will tell you the cost to declare bankruptcy as well as how long you will be in bankruptcy.

Use our complimentary bankruptcy calculator! If you have any concerns, please contact our trustees here.

The Bankruptcy Calculator will tell you how long your bankruptcy will last and the monthly payments that will be required.

Step 1: Enter the number of people in your family
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* Your Monthly Income Threshold is:
$2,610

* The monthly income threshold defines the portion of your income that you are allowed to keep. Thresholds are set by the Superintendent of Bankruptcy and are based on your family size.


Step 2: Enter Your Monthly Family Income
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Step 3: Enter Your Monthly Family Deductions
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Your Monthly Surplus Income Payment will be:

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Use our debt calculator for four payment options that will get you out of debt in five years.

 

If your monthly payments are calculated to be less than $100.00 per month, and you are a first time bankrupt, you are eligible for a discharge in 9 months.

Please note that you are responsible to pay a minimum of approximately $1,800.00 to the trustee over the term of your bankruptcy.

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The cost of a bankruptcy is set by the government.

Therefore, the cost will be the same regardless of the trustee you choose to work with.

Once you have used this bankruptcy calculator you will have a good idea of the filing bankruptcy cost and whether you will have surplus income levels over the income thresholds.

Having surplus income will increase the time you are in bankruptcy as well as the cost of your bankruptcy.

The basic cost of filing bankruptcy is $200 per month, although debtors with surplus income might have to pay substantially more for a longer period of time.

In order to learn more about the cost of filing bankruptcy please consider scheduling an initial consultation with one of our friendly Licensed Insolvency Trustees.

In order to get a fresh start you need to use the services of an insolvency trustee licensed by the federal government.

The cost of a bankruptcy depends on your income, family situation and whether you were previously bankrupt.

Bankruptcy Discharge Rules:

  • 9 month automatic discharge for 1st. time bankrupts who fulfill all their duties and who do not have excess income. (Required monthly payment of less than $100.00 per month)
  • 21 months (or more at the court’s discretion) for 1st. time bankrupts who fulfill all their duties. and who have excess income. (Required monthly payment of $100.00 per month or greater)
  • 24 months for 2nd time bankrupts who do not have excess income.(Required monthly payment of less than $100.00 per month)
  • 36 months for 2nd time bankrupts who have excess income. (Required monthly payment of $100.00 per month or greater)
  • Bankrupts with personal income tax debt of $200,000.00 or more representing 75 percent or more of total unsecured claims, are not eligible for an automatic discharge. They must go to court for an adjudication.

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