The Kentucky Disclosure Statement for Small Business Under Chapter 11 is a document required by the United States Bankruptcy Code for small businesses filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 11. This document must be provided to the court and creditors along with the proposed plan of reorganization. It is designed to provide creditors and the court with a full understanding of the debtor’s financial situation. The Kentucky Disclosure Statement must include information about the debtor’s business, assets, liabilities, projected income, expenses, and any other relevant financial information. It must also include a description of the debtor’s proposed plan of reorganization, including the proposed use of funds, the proposed repayment plan, the estimated length of time for repayment, and the expected impact on creditors and other parties. There are two types of Kentucky Disclosure Statements that a small business filing for Chapter 11 may need to provide: the Small Business Reorganization Act (SARA) Disclosure Statement and the Traditional Chapter 11 Disclosure Statement. The SARA Disclosure Statement is for debtors who qualify for the SARA and must include additional information about the debtor’s ability to pay creditors, the estimated timeline for repayment, and the expected impact on creditors and other parties. The Traditional Chapter 11 Disclosure Statement is for debtors who do not qualify for the SARA and must provide the same information as the SARA Disclosure Statement, but without the additional information about the SARA.