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This form is used to make a claim for an administrative expense arising under 11 U.S.C. § 503(b)(1) for Armstrong World Industries, Inc. after the commencement of its chapter 11 case.

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How to fill out PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE

1. Begin with your contact information at the top of the form.
2. Enter the date the expenses were incurred.
3. Provide a brief description of each expense.
4. List the amount for each expense.
5. Attach any relevant receipts or documentation.
6. Sign and date the form to certify the accuracy of the information provided.

Who needs PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE?

1. Individuals or organizations seeking reimbursement for administrative costs.
2. Businesses managing operational expenses for accounting purposes.
3. Non-profit organizations documenting expenses for grants or funding compliance.

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What is an administrative expense claim?

Also known as administrative expense claim and administrative expense. A claim for expenses incurred with bankruptcy court approval for the actual and necessary costs of preserving the estate, after the filing of an order for relief (§ 503(b), Bankruptcy Code).

What is an administrative proof of claim?

An Administrative Proof of Claim is a form used by the. creditor to indicate the amount of the Administrative. Claim allegedly owed by the debtor on the date of the. bankruptcy filing.

What is an example of a proof of claim?

Documents supporting the debt owed should be attached to and filed with the proof of claim (for example, a promissory note, financing agreement, lease, or a judgment).

What are considered administrative expenses?

Administrative expenses are costs that relate to regular business operations. Administrative expenses can be fixed or semi-variable. Common examples include rent, utilities, equipment, supplies, insurance policies, salaries, benefits and legal counsel.

What are administrative expenses considered under?

From an accounting perspective, administrative expenses are considered an indirect expense because they are not directly related to the manufacturing of a product, such as an engineer or assembly line worker.

What is an example of an administrative claim?

Administrative expense claims often include the debtor's professional fees, the creditors' committee's professional fees, postpetition expenses associated with executory contracts, and the debtor's ongoing business costs.

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What is PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE?

PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE is a document used to verify and certify the administrative costs incurred by an individual or organization, often for reimbursement or audit purposes.

Who is required to file PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE?

Individuals or organizations that have incurred administrative expenses and seek reimbursement or need to provide documentation for auditing purposes are required to file PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE.

How to fill out PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE?

To fill out PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE, complete the required sections with accurate details about the expenses, including dates, amounts, descriptions, and attach any supporting documentation such as receipts or invoices.

What is the purpose of PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE?

The purpose of PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE is to provide a clear and verifiable account of administrative costs for financial reporting, budgeting, and auditing purposes.

What information must be reported on PROOF OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE?

Information that must be reported includes the date of each expense, a detailed description of the expense, the amount incurred, the purpose of the expense, and any relevant supporting documents.