With our Surplus Income Calculator, three easy steps can help you estimate what your surplus income payment might be in a bankruptcy. Since the actual amount you will need to pay and the number of months you will be bankrupt vary on a case-by-case basis, contact a Bankruptcy Canada trustee for a personalized calculation.
Step 1: Enter the number of people in your family
Select Family Size (including yourself):
*Your Monthly Income Threshold is:
*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.
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
Step 3: Enter Your Monthly Family Deductions
Your total monthly income or total monthly debts cannot equal 0.
Monthly Surplus Income Payment =
The actual calculation for surplus income can be quite complicated and can affect the length of your bankruptcy. Contact a trustee to learn more about your options.