PR46.2 – Canada Garnishment Rules

About PR46.2

Use Canada Garnishment Rules (PR46.2) to define and maintain the rules the Payroll system uses to calculate garnishments for a specific Canadian entity (provincial, federal, and so on). **Process at a Glance 1. On Canadian Garnishment Types (PR46.1), define any garnishment types not provided by Lawson. 2. Define garnishment rules using this form. 3. Define employee garnishments using Canadian Employee Garnishment (PR47.1). **Processing Effect The Payroll system uses the rules on this form to determine what portion of employee pay is exempt from garnishments, how the system calculates fees, and how it handles employees with multiple garnishments. Lawson does notdeliver any Canada garnishment rules. You must define all the rules your company uses. The Payroll system uses the rules you define on this form when you run Earnings and Deductions Calculation (PR140). If a garnishment has more than one variable rule, you must enter all the pertinent information for each variable on a separate line. For example, if the garnishment calculation of an employee with 0 dependents differs from the calculation for an employee with one or more dependents, you add a line of formula details for 0 dependents and a line of formula details for one and more dependents.

More information: Lawson delivers pre-defined Federal Government rules for the following categories: - S (Support) - G (Garnishment)

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Related forms

• PR46.1 Canada Garnishment Types

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ACAC, ACTA, API4, IFAC, IFCU, IFLU, IFOB, IFSG, IFUP, SLSE, SLSU