Let's say your business makes around 100k a year which is higher than the state median, meaning you aren't eligible for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Washington. Are you seriously telling me you can start incurring extra expenses, such as a security system, the year before you file for bankruptcy just so you can get your income below the state median (and qualify for Chapter 7)? Please tell me that wouldn't work.
Probably by far the most problematic line on all his forms (beneath Calculate Your Current Monthly Income) reads:
Ordinary and necessary operating expenses -$5,243.84
You can do a search for "ordinary and necessary operating expenses" to see how narrow qualifying expenses actually are. Basically it asks would a competent business owner making rational business decisions for their type of business purchase such expenses.
His current rational expenses could include about 20% of his mortgage, condo and utility expenses, and 100% of his equipment and game purchases if such purchases are primarily dedicated to his stream.
The $5,243.84 is far beyond such expenses. We do not know where such expenses were created. Could be personal expenses, taxes, interest, balance payments, mobile game transactions, etc. Or possibly the number could have just been invented to fulfill a certain need. Or a mistake.
It would likely be impossible to find qualifying "Ordinary and necessary operating expenses" to inflate his current business model above $5K per month. In the least he would need to make substantial changes to his business model to qualify such expenses. Even in such a situation, a court may look at his income tax forms and ask why he did such a thing to his already lucrative business.
[Edit]: Should also mention Twitch, PayPal, and/or YouTube fees could potentially show up as business expenses if amounts prior to those fees are included on 1099's. However, even considering these, his overall numbers still appear not to be accurate.
Let's hope the writers live up to the expectations.