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Service Connected Disability and Bankruptcy
I thought benefits that were not taxable were not used for income when filing bankruptcy. Am I wrong about this and where can I find information regarding using my service connected benefits as income when filing bankruptcy.
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All income is included on Schedule I, bankruptyc forms (B 6I Schedule I - Current Income of Individual Debtor. See: Bankruptcy Forms Manual
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