Can I send my payments by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)?
Posted in on May 11, 2017
Electronic funds transfer is available to employers, see Income Withholding and Methods of Payment.
Posted in on May 11, 2017
Electronic funds transfer is available to employers, see Income Withholding and Methods of Payment.
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The employer may be liable for the full amount of support not withheld from the employee’s pay, and may also be subject to a fine and be required to pay reasonable costs of a civil action to recover the amounts... View Article
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No. An employer commits an unlawful employment practice if the employer discharges, refuses to hire, or in any other manner discriminates, retaliates, or takes disciplinary action against the employee because of the entry or service of a withholding order, or... View Article
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Yes. Although the income withholding order for child support should be the same from every state because it is a standardized federal form, each state has different forms that will accompany the withholding order.
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No. The law allows every state to send orders to employers to another state. Therefore, a notice to withhold may also come directly from another state, a private attorney, or a custodial parent. Please see the U S. Department of... View Article
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The Oregon Child Support Program issues the federal form Order/Notice to Withhold Income for Child Support, an Oregon Information for Withholder document. We also send the Past-Due Support Calculation Worksheet if collection is only for past due support. These forms... View Article
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The state may initiate an Order/Notice to Withhold Income for Child Support to the employer within two days of learning about a noncustodial parent’s employment. An amended Order/Notice to Withhold Income for Child Support may also be issued whenever a... View Article
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There are a number of reasons the employee’s child support case may now show as delinquent. For example, there could have been a recent change in the child support order amount, or the employer may not have received the Order/Notice... View Article
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Yes. An employer may combine withheld amounts for more than one employee in a single payment; however, the information that must be provided about each employee includes: the name of each employee. the case identifier/identifiers, and specific amount to be... View Article
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You may contact the authorized representative of the issuing agency as noted on the withholding documents or the Employer Services at 503-378-2868.