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A program that expanded eligibility for bankruptcies under Subchapter V has expired, meaning significant repercussions for small businesses. The debt threshold has decreased from $7.5 million to $2.7 million, precluding many small and midsize businesses from this streamlined and cost-effective bankruptcy option. This change could lead to increased financial hardship and potential closures for businesses that relied on the higher debt limit to reorganize and manage their debts efficiently.
By Rebecca Meiser
Contributor, Commerce + Communities Today and Small Business Center
ICSC champions small and emerging businesses in getting from business plan to brick-and-mortar.
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