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How to Add Post-Tax Deductions for Your Team

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How to Add Post-Tax Deductions for Your Team


Adding Post Tax Deductions

  1. Sign-in to your Homebase account.
  2. Click Team on the left side of your screen and click your Employee's Name.
  3. Scroll to the bottom of the Job Details section of their profile.
  4. Click Add a deduction under Garnishments and Post-Tax Deductions
  5. Select Type of Deduction.
    1. Note: If you need to set up a different type of deduction, such as a child support garnishment see here.
  6. Enter in:
    1. Field

      Description

      Notes/Examples

      Name of the deduction

      Label that will appear on the employee’s pay statement.

      Example: “Uniform Reimbursement”

      Start date

      Must align with the pay date of the first payroll the deduction applies to.

      If pay period ends Sept 10 and payday is Sept 15, start date must be ≤ Sept 15.

      End date (optional)

      The date the deduction stops.

      Should always match a pay date.

      Amount

      Value of the deduction.

      Can be a flat dollar amount or a percentage of pay.

      Percentage option

      Deduction is calculated from the employee’s gross wages.

      Example: 10% of $500 gross wages = $50 deduction.

      Maximum amount

      The total that can be deducted in total across pay periods.

      Required for setup.

      Annual maximum (optional)

      Cap for deductions per year.

      Use if deduction should reset annually.

  7. Click Save

3rd Party Deductions & Garnishments

Homebase Payroll handles post-tax deductions differently depending on type:

Deduction Type

Supported?

Payment Handling

Child Support Garnishment

Yes (all 50 states + DC)

Homebase automatically remits payments to the agency.

Other Garnishments (ex: tax levies, creditor garnishments)

No

You must send payment directly to the garnishing agency or party.

Miscellaneous Post-Tax Deductions

Yes

Deduction appears on employee’s pay statement, but payment must be managed by the employer.

Important to Note

When you run payroll with a post-tax deduction:

  • You’ll see notifications about any required payments on the payroll confirmation screen and the payroll details page.

Note: For non-child support garnishment types, you need to send the payment to the garnishing agency or appropriate party.

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How to Add Post-Tax Deductions for Your Team