Get Canada Garnishee's Worksheet

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for completing the Canada Garnishee's Worksheet online. By following these steps, you will ensure that you accurately calculate the amounts payable to the Clerk of the Court during a garnishee summons.

Follow the steps to complete the Canada Garnishee's Worksheet online

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Canada Garnishee's Worksheet and open it in the designated editor.
2. Enter the Q.B. Action Number, Debtor's Name, and Date of Birth in the appropriate fields to identify the case.
3. In the 'Garnishee' section, provide the name of the entity or individual responsible for the garnishment.
4. For the monthly calculations, fill in the end date for the month you are processing. Then, input the total employment earnings for all pay periods that end within that month.
5. List all deductions from the debtor's pay, including Income Tax, U.I. premiums, and C.P.P. contributions. Calculate the total deductions and subtract this from the total employment earnings to find the debtor's Net Pay (N).
6. In the minimum and maximum exemptions section, enter the number of dependents (D) the debtor has. Calculate the minimum monthly exemption (M) by using the formula: M = $800 plus ($200 x D).
7. Determine the level of net pay (X) at which the debtor will have received the maximum monthly exemption. Use the formula: X = M plus $3200.
8. Proceed to calculate the Amount Payable to the Clerk. Check which alternative applies based on the value of N in relation to M and X, and fill in the necessary calculations as described in the section.
9. If the debtor is paid more frequently than monthly, follow the additional optional procedure specified on the form. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for each pay period, checking the corresponding deductions and exemptions.
10. Review all entered data for accuracy. Once all calculations are complete, you can save changes, download the form, print a copy, or share it as needed.

Complete the Canada Garnishee's Worksheet online to ensure compliance and accurate calculation of payments.