The most significant changes ever to be made to the Federal Bankruptcy Code took place with the enactment of ________.

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The 2005 Act, also known as the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA), made significant changes to the Federal Bankruptcy Code, including stricter eligibility requirements for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, mandatory credit counseling, and means testing to determine a debtor's ability to repay debts. These changes had a major impact on both individual and corporate bankruptcy filings. The other options listed were not as significant in terms of the scope and impact of their changes to the Bankruptcy Code.

The Most Significant Changes Ever to Be Made to the Federal