The Kentucky Chapter 7 Means Test Calculation is a tool used to determine a person's eligibility for filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. The means test considers a debtor's income and expenses to determine if they have the financial capability to pay back a portion of their debt. The test is based on the median income of the state of Kentucky and the debtor's ability to pay back a portion of their debt. There are two types of Kentucky Chapter 7 Means Test Calculation: 1. The Chapter 7 Means Test Calculation — This test compares the debtor's current monthly income to the median income for Kentucky households of the same size. If the debtor’s income is below the median, the debtor is eligible to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. 2. The Chapter 7 Presumption of Abuse Test — This test is used to determine if the debtor has sufficient disposable income to pay back a portion of their debt. If the debtor’s disposable income is above the median, then the debtor may not be eligible to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.