Garnishment
Money withheld from an individual's paycheck and remitted to another party, usually a creditor.

Investopedia Says:
When reporting taxable income, you must include the amounts garnisheed from your wages.

Related Terms:
Creditor
Gross Income
W-2 Form
W-4 Form
Withholding
Withholding Allowance
Withholding Tax

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