I can absolutely help with this addition of a wage garnishment, @patricia41.
A few things to know before you get started:
If the garnishment varies per paycheck, you can set the amount to zero. You can update the garnishment amount by editing the paycheck once you run payroll.
You can only add two garnishments per employee.
If an employee has three or more garnishments, the rest can be added as other after tax deduction.
To add a garnishment that is deducted from an employee's disposable income, you can follow these steps:
Go to Payroll menu, then Employees.
Choose employee's name.
Select edit ✎ beside Pay.
Choose edit ✎ to add a deduction.
On the drop-down, select Garnishment and Garnishment Type.
Enter the description, amount requested and the maximum percent of disposable income.
Select OK.
There is a ton of really important information to consider for wage garnishments, so I'm attaching a helpful article as you navigate this: Setting up a wage garnishment.
I'm here if you have any further questions on getting this set up, just leave a comment below. I hope your Tuesday goes great! Take care.