Example B: To ensure that the garnishment fee is only taken one time for a garnishment or tax lien: Establishing a One-Time Garnishment Establish the garnishment (deduction 003, 004, or 005) on H0ZDC as shown in Example B or C (whichever applies) of Fee “Garnishment Processing section. Examples” Establish the garnishment fee (deduction 019) on H0ZDC. Because this fee is deducted one time, enter a goal amount. In the Utility Field, enter a in position 18 to decrement the goal amount entered. Note: “1” It is optional to decrement the goal, but establishing the deduction this way ensures that the garnishment fee will only be deducted once. Note: Do not enter the percentage in positions 7-10 of the utility as the fee related to collection of garnishments or tax liens is NOT to be taken into account in determining the maximum withholding amount. If the disposable earnings are not sufficient to cover the employee’s garnishment fee related to a garnishment or tax lien, the fee be should collected as soon as the funds become available. If you establish your deductions as shown, CIPPS will recycle the garnishment fee so that it is taken from a future payment. Continued on next page , Continued
Example B: Establishing a One-Time Garnishment Fee To ensure that the garnishment fee is only taken one time for a garnishment or tax lien: Establish the garnishment (deduction 003, 004, or 005) on H0ZDC as shown in Example B or C (whichever applies) of “Garnishment Processing Examples” section. Establish the garnishment fee (deduction 019) on H0ZDC. Because this fee is deducted one time, enter a goal amount. In the Utility Field, enter a “1” in position 18 to decrement the goal amount entered. Note: It is optional to decrement the goal, but establishing the deduction this way ensures that the garnishment fee will only be deducted once. Note: Do not enter the percentage in positions 7-10 of the utility as the fee related to collection of garnishments or tax liens is NOT to be taken into account in determining the maximum withholding amount. If the employee’s disposable earnings are not sufficient to cover the garnishment fee related to a garnishment or tax lien, the fee should be collected as soon as the funds become available. If you establish your deductions as shown, CIPPS will recycle the garnishment fee so that it is taken from a future payment. Continued on next page , Continued
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