The Federal Wage Garnishment Act (1970)allows the employer to _________.
A) deduct as much from the paycheck as required by court orders for alimony or child support,debts due for taxes,or bankruptcy court rulings
B) deduct up to half from the paycheck as required by court orders for alimony or child support,debts due for taxes,or bankruptcy court rulings
C) deduct up to one third from the paycheck as required by court orders for alimony or child support,debts due for taxes,or bankruptcy court rulings
D) deduct as much from the paycheck as required by a secured creditor

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The Federal Wage Garnishment Act (1970) allows employers to deduct as much from the paycheck as required by court orders for alimony or child support, debts due for taxes, or bankruptcy court rulings, without specifying a maximum limit for these types of deductions.

The Federal Wage Garnishment Act (1970)allows the Employer to _________