Involuntary Deductions for the US

Involuntary deductions consist of multiple components, each with their own configuration.

You can define these deductions at the federal level, all 50 states, Washington DC, and the territories of American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.

Note:

You can't process involuntary deductions for retirees.

Defining involuntary deductions involves these actions.

1. Defining third-party payees.

2. Creating third-party payment methods.

   For further info, see How do I define third-party payment methods for US involuntary deductions?

3. Defining involuntary deductions elements, including eligibility.

   For further info, see How do I define involuntary deductions elements for the US?

4. Defining element costing info.

   For further info, see How do I define element costing info for US involuntary deductions?

5. Creating an Involuntary Deductions card.

   For further info, see Involuntary Deductions Card for the US.

6. Defining deductions on the card by adding Involuntary Deductions card components.

   For further info, see How do I define deductions on the Involuntary Deductions card for the US?

7. Setting calculation values and calculation component details for individual Involuntary Deductions card components.

   For further info, see How do I set overrides on US involuntary deductions?