The Missouri Declaration of Defendant or Offender Net Worth and Cash Flow Statement is a financial document created to provide information to the court on the assets and income of a criminal defendant or offender. This document is used by the court to assist in determining the defendant or offender's ability to pay restitution or other court-ordered payments. It is typically prepared and filed with the court by the defendant or offender's counsel. There are two main types of Missouri Declaration of Defendant or Offender Net Worth and Cash Flow Statement: the Basic Statement and the Comprehensive Statement. The Basic Statement is used in cases where there is no need to provide additional financial information, such as when the defendant or offender has a low income and few assets. The Comprehensive Statement is used in cases where the court requires more detailed financial information, such as when the defendant or offender has multiple sources of income or significant assets. Both statements provide information regarding the defendant's or offender's assets, income, liabilities, and cash flow.