In certain situations, such as child support collection orders, garnishments, and IRS tax levies, the City is required to deduct funds from an employee's paycheck.

CHILD SUPPORT

Child Support
Federal and state laws require OPA to implement support collection orders against affected City employees.

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Direct Deposit of Child Support Payments
If you receive child support that is deducted from the pay of a City employee, you can have those payments deposited directly into your bank account.

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Direct Deposit of Child Support Enrollment/Cancellation (PDF)

New York State Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE)
If you are a non-custodial parent paying child support through NYS DCSE or a custodial parent receiving payments through NYS DCSE, you can now check your payments and disbursements online.

Visit the DCSE Web site
Access Child Support and disbursements through the DCSE Web site

OTHER ORDERED DEDUCTIONS

Garnishments
If OPA receives an income execution against you from the City Marshals or the City's Office of the Sherriff, it will garnish 10% of your gross salary, unless a lower amount is specified in the income execution.

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Learn more about City Marshals
Learn more from the NYC Department of Finance

IRS Tax Levies
If OPA receives an IRS tax levy regarding you, OPA will send a notice to the address on the IRS tax levy. The notice advises you to contact the IRS to resolve the issue.

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Learn more from the IRS Web site