With the exception of domestic support obligations assigned to a governmental unit, for a Chapter 13 plan to be confirmable, it must provide for the full payment of claims entitled to priority, unless the holder of the claim agrees to a different treatment and the all of the debtor's projected disposable income for a five year period will be applied to make payments under the plan. (T)

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This statement is true according to the Bankruptcy Code's requirements for confirmation of a Chapter 13 plan. Claims entitled to priority, such as taxes and some other debts, must generally be paid in full in the plan unless the creditor agrees to a different treatment, and the debtor's projected disposable income must be applied to payments under the plan for at least five years.

With the Exception of Domestic Support Obligations Assigned to a Governmental