Hi, I was looking over the Chapter 7 information, and specifically
Schedule C, the " exemptions " form.

I'm not exactly sure what they mean when referring to the "wages"
area. Does this mean that there is an "exemption" for current wages?
(i.e., say you warn 50K a year, that a certain portion is
"automatically exempt" or what)? Or does this refer to accrued wages
or what?

It refers to an exemption for wages that you owe employees.

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Brett

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"Lise Michaels" <arilysnc@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:61f22036.0312150437.258a812f@posting.google.c om... Hi, I was looking over the Chapter 7 information, and specifically Schedule C, the " exemptions " form. I'm not exactly sure what they mean when referring to the "wages" area. Does this mean that there is an "exemption" for current wages? (i.e., say you warn 50K a year, that a certain portion is "automatically exempt" or what)? Or does this refer to accrued wages or what?