The Bankruptcy Means Test in Vermont
The median family income figures used in the Chapter 7 means test for Vermont, by household size, from the U.S. Trustee Program.
Short answer: Median family income for Vermont: 1 person $72,461; 2 people $96,963; 3 people $114,075; 4 people $137,583; add $11,100 for each additional person beyond 4. These figures apply to bankruptcy cases filed on or after July 15, 2026. U.S. Trustee Program, Census Bureau Median Family Income By Family Size (Cases Filed On or After July 15, 2026)
| Means test median income | Median family income for Vermont: 1 person $72,461; 2 people $96,963; 3 people $114,075; 4 people $137,583; add $11,100 for each additional person beyond 4. These figures apply to bankruptcy cases filed on or after July 15, 2026. Used in the Chapter 7 means test (Official Forms 122A-1 and 122C-1). The table's first column is labeled "1 EARNER." The same figures were posted for cases filed April 1 through July 14, 2026. The U.S. Trustee Program updates the table periodically. |
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What is the bankruptcy means test income limit in Vermont?
Median family income for Vermont: 1 person $72,461; 2 people $96,963; 3 people $114,075; 4 people $137,583; add $11,100 for each additional person beyond 4. These figures apply to bankruptcy cases filed on or after July 15, 2026.
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