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Are child support wage assignments deducted from a payroll check before or after taxes?
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∙ 16y ago
Uh....it's YOUR family...not mine. Supporting your children and family any way you want, is NOT tax deductible to anyone. What you purchase for them is done with after tax earnings. Whether you pay it to someone, say a nanny or even a mother, yourself, have your employer pay it for you, or are forced to have your employer pay it over for you, the answer is the same. So of course, child support, even if ordered by a court, is NOT tax deductible. Therefore, it is paid (or paid over) from AFTER TAX earnings.
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Before
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