Alimony for a child under Russian law must be paid without fail - after all, this is not a means to improve the "standard of living" of the ex-wife, but a way to protect the interests of the child. But what should be the amount of deductions?
Instructions
Step 1
In most cases, alimony is paid monthly, and their size is 25% of earnings - for one child, 33% - for two children and half of the income - for three or more children. It should be noted that alimony is deducted from income after the deduction of personal income tax. Therefore, if the salary is 20 thousand rubles per month, with a standard tax deduction of 13%, the amount of payments will not be 5,000 rubles, but 4 350.
Step 2
At the same time, when calculating alimony, it is necessary to take into account all types of income: this is wages, scholarships or pensions, unemployment benefits or income from shares and other income. An exception is made only for one-time payments: bonuses (excluding regularly paid ones) or severance pay upon dismissal.
Step 3
If, in addition to monthly deductions, it is also necessary to collect "old" debts for alimony, it must be remembered that the total amount of deductions from wages cannot exceed 70% of earnings.
Step 4
In accordance with Russian legislation, money for a child can be collected not only in the form of a share of earnings - it is also possible that a “flat sum” is paid monthly, the amount of which does not depend on the income received this month.
Step 5
It must also be remembered that once the agreed amount of alimony can change - both upward and downward. For example, if a child needs expensive treatment, according to a court decision, the amount appearing in the writ of execution may increase significantly.
Step 6
It must also be remembered that once the agreed amount of alimony can change - both upward and downward. For example, if a child needs expensive treatment, according to a court decision, the amount appearing in the writ of execution may increase significantly.
