Description
RECORDED TRAINING COURSE
This webinar will give you the tools to better understand the responsibilities that a company has in regard to all types of garnishment orders.
Federal guidelines such as Consumer Credit Protection Act, federal IRS levy requirements, state specific levy & garnishment withholding requirements. The federal and state regulations in regard to applicable earnings will be reviewed. Recent legislation challenges will be discussed and best practices on how to keep up with changing legislation will be discussed.
Session Highlights:
- How to determine how much to withhold for child support
- Determining the priority of garnishment orders
- Recent legislation challenges such as lump sum reporting for child support orders
- Discussion of legally allowed Child Support fees and how to administer
- Review of EIWO and the benefits
- How to properly calculate applicable earnings ex: Disposable earnings, Take home pay
- Determining the process for terminated employees with garnishment orders
- Garnishment processing best practices
- Review of federal tax levies and how to handle them including priority, remittance, etc.
- Review of voluntary tax deductions and how it affects employers
Why You Should Attend:
Beside payroll tax, garnishments in general can be the most compliance rich area for companies to maintain. Understanding all the laws in regard to garnishments such as child support orders, Federal and state levies, student loan and credit garnishments can be overwhelming. It is important for companies to understand these laws and how to apply them to avoid costly penalties.
Who Should Attend:
- Payroll Executives, Managers, Administrators, Professionals, Practitioners, and Entry-Level Personnel
- Human Resources Executives, Managers, and Administrators
- Accounting Personnel
- Business Owners, Executive Officers
- Operations Managers, and Departmental Managers
- Lawmakers
Note: You will get access to the Recording link and E-Transcript; in your account and at your registered email address.
