New York Debtors Final or Post Confirmation Report and Account in a Chapter 11 Case is a document that is filed in the bankruptcy court to show the status of the debtor's accounts and activities in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The report and account is typically filed prior to confirmation of the debtor's Chapter 11 plan and after all the debtor's assets and liabilities have been identified and the debtor's plan has been proposed and accepted by the bankruptcy court. The report will provide a listing of all the debtor's assets, liabilities, and other financial information, such as income and expenses. It will also provide an overview of the debtor's proposed reorganization plan, including the proposed payment schedule and distribution of assets. Depending on the type of case, the report may also contain information related to the debtor's creditors and their claims. Types of New York Debtors Final Or Post Confirmation Report And Account In A Chapter 11 Case include: 1. Interim Report and Account: This report and account is filed periodically throughout the Chapter 11 bankruptcy case to provide an update on the debtor's financial situation and progress in the case. 2. Final Report and Account: This report and account is filed after the Chapter 11 plan has been approved by the bankruptcy court and the debtor has taken all necessary steps to effectuate the plan. 3. Post-Confirmation Report and Account: This report and account is filed periodically after the Chapter 11 plan has been confirmed to show the debtor's compliance with the plan and to provide an updated report of the debtor's financial situation.