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Employers
and
Payroll Professionals
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2007 Update to Kansas Court Withholding
Program!
Congress raised the Federal Minimum Wage, which
affects how much of your employee's wages is exempt from garnishment.
The Federal Minimum Wage increases to $5.85 effective July 24, 2007, to
$6.55 on July 24, 2008, and to $7.25 on July 24, 2009.
Without this
update, your garnishments will not be calculated correctly. However,
this one update
will automatically take into account the changes in the
Federal Minimum wage through 2009--three updates for the price of one!
Download an
Update Order Form for
the Court Withholding program and fax it with credit card information or
mail with a check. |
ATTENTION ALL
EMPLOYERS!
ALL Kansas earnings garnishments are continuous. That means your
employees could have one or more of the following running against their
wages:
 | Income Withholding Order (exemption may be 35, 40, 45
or 50%) |
 | Support Order Garnishment (exemption may be 35, 40, 45
or 50%, but withholding orders take precedence over garnishments) |
 | General Judgment Garnishment (exemption is 75%) |
Do you know how to calculate the exemptions correctly AND allocate the
money correctly between the creditors? Support order garnishments take precedence
over general judgment garnishments, and income withholding orders take
precedence over both. It is not just a matter of dividing the money
equally. If you make a mistake, it could mean your
company would have to pay fines and penalties!
Don't let that happen to you!
Save time and money by using our
Kansas Court Withholding Program to
calculate the proper deductions and allocations for you--it will cut the
time needed to calculate each payroll and you won't have to worry about
whether the allocations are in compliance with the Federal Consumer Credit
Protection Act.
This program:
 | Calculates Income Withholding |
 | Calculates Garnishment Worksheets |
 | Calculates Creditor Distribution |
 | Completes Garnishment Answers |
 | Keeps track of remaining balances on garnishments |
 | Handles employee bankruptcy, leave of absence, termination
and suspension |
 | Handles unlimited number of employees |
 | Handles unlimited Income Withholding Orders and
Garnishments per employee |
 Not only are the deductions and allocations calculated
correctly, but the Kansas Court Withholding Program also prepares and prints answers
and distribution statements for you to send with each payment. |
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NDF Kansas Court Withholding Program
is for use by employers, payroll accountants or anyone who needs to
calculate Income Withholding and Kansas Chapters 60 & 61 continuous Earnings
Garnishment withholdings in compliance with the Federal Consumer Protection
Act restrictions and to distribute withheld amounts to payment centers and
garnishing creditors. |
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Print or view our
brochure and order
form for more information about this program.
Orders may be
mailed, or FAX your order for fastest service.
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For a printable trouble-shooting guide for the
Kansas Court Withholding Program,
click here.
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