The Illinois Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Order is a document issued by the Illinois Department of Revenue that directs employers to withhold wages from an employee’s paycheck to pay a debt or judgment owed to the state. There are two types of Illinois Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Orders: the Voluntary and Compulsory Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Orders. The Voluntary Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Order is issued when an employee voluntarily agrees to have wages withheld from their paycheck to satisfy a debt or judgment. The Compulsory Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Order is issued when an employee does not voluntarily agree to have wages withheld and the state requires that the employer withhold the wages. Both types of orders require employers to withhold a specified percentage of the employee’s gross wages each pay period until the debt or judgment is satisfied.
The Illinois Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Order is a document issued by the Illinois Department of Revenue that directs employers to withhold wages from an employee’s paycheck to pay a debt or judgment owed to the state. There are two types of Illinois Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Orders: the Voluntary and Compulsory Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Orders. The Voluntary Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Order is issued when an employee voluntarily agrees to have wages withheld from their paycheck to satisfy a debt or judgment. The Compulsory Non-Withholding Wage Deduction Order is issued when an employee does not voluntarily agree to have wages withheld and the state requires that the employer withhold the wages. Both types of orders require employers to withhold a specified percentage of the employee’s gross wages each pay period until the debt or judgment is satisfied.
