Form 4100R PDF Details

Form 4100R is an important form for any business. This form is used to report various types of payments made to employees, such as wages, salaries, commissions, and bonuses. Knowing when and how to use Form 4100R can help ensure your business is in compliance with state and federal tax laws. In this blog post, we will provide an overview of Form 4100R, including when it should be used and what information needs to be included. We will also discuss some common errors that can occur with this form. Finally, we will provide links to additional resources where you can learn more about Form 4100R and other payroll-related topics.

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Form NameForm 4100R
Form Length2 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out30 sec
Other namesform 4100r, notice final cure, form notice final, bankruptcy form 4100r

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The next postpetition payment from the debtor(s) is due on:
Part 3: Postpetition Mortgage Payment
Check one:
Last 4 digits of any number you use to identify the debtor’s account:
Property address: ________________________________________________
Number Street
_______________________________________________
________________________________________________
CityState ZIP Code
Part 2: Prepetition Default Payments
Check one:
____ ____ ____ ____
Name of creditor:
______________________________________
(Spouse, if filing)
United States Bankruptcy Court for the: ______________________ District of __________
(State)
Case number ___________________________________________
Form 4100R
Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment
According to Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1(g), the creditor responds to the trustee’s notice of final cure payment.
Part 1: Mortgage Information
________________________________________________________________
Debtor 2
Debtor 1 __________________________________________________________________
(post publication draft)
B 10 (Supplement 2) (12/11)
Fill in this information to identify the case:

10/15

Court claim no. (if known):

_________________

Creditor agrees that the debtor(s) have paid in full the amount required to cure the prepetition default

on the creditor’s claim.

 

Creditor disagrees that the debtor(s) have paid in full the amount required to cure the prepetition default

 

on the creditor’s claim. Creditor asserts that the total prepetition amount remaining unpaid as of the date

$ __________

of this response is:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Creditor states that the debtor(s) are current with all postpetition payments consistent with § 1322(b)(5) of the Bankruptcy Code, including all fees, charges, expenses, escrow, and costs.

____/_____/______

MM / DD / YYYY

Creditor states that the debtor(s) are not current on all postpetition payments consistent with § 1322(b)(5) of the Bankruptcy Code, including all fees, charges, expenses, escrow, and costs.

Creditor asserts that the total amount remaining unpaid as of the date of this response is:

a.Total postpetition ongoing payments due:

b.Total fees, charges, expenses, escrow, and costs outstanding:

c.Total. Add lines a and b.

Creditor asserts that the debtor(s) are contractually

 

obligated for the postpetition payment(s) that first became

____/_____/______

due on:

MM / DD / YYYY

(a)$ __________

+(b) $ __________

(c)$ __________

Form 4100R

Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment

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Debtor 1

_______________________________________________________

Case number (if known) _____________________________________

 

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

 

Part 4: Itemized Payment History

If the creditor disagrees in Part 2 that the prepetition arrearage has been paid in full or states in Part 3 that the debtor(s) are not current with all postpetition payments, including all fees, charges, expenses, escrow, and costs, the creditor must attach an itemized payment history disclosing the following amounts from the date of the bankruptcy filing through the date of this response:

all payments received;

all fees, costs, escrow, and expenses assessed to the mortgage; and

all amounts the creditor contends remain unpaid.

Part 5: Sign Here

The person completing this response must sign it. The response must be filed as a supplement to the creditor’s proof of claim.

Check the appropriate box::

I am the creditor.

I am the creditor’s authorized agent.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the information provided in this response is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information, and reasonable belief.

Sign and print your name and your title, if any, and state your address and telephone number if different from the notice address listed on the proof of claim to which this response applies.

 

__________________________________________________

Date

____/_____/________

 

Signature

 

 

 

 

Print

_________________________________________________________

Title

___________________________________

 

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

 

 

Company

_________________________________________________________

 

 

If different from the notice address listed on the proof of claim to which this response applies:

Address

_________________________________________________________

 

Number

Street

 

 

 

___________________________________________________

 

City

 

State

ZIP Code

Contact phone

(______) _____– _________

 

Email ________________________

 

 

 

 

 

Form 4100R

Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment

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