UT Garnishment Law
Utah follows the federal Consumer Credit Protection Act for wage garnishment limits. Creditors can garnish up to 25% of your disposable earnings or the amount by which your weekly disposable earnings exceed 30 times the federal minimum wage, whichever is less. Utah does not provide additional state-level protections beyond the federal baseline.
| State abbreviation | UT |
|---|---|
| Consumer debt limit | 25% of disposable earnings, subject to the 30x minimum wage test |
| Child support limit | 50% if supporting another family, 60% otherwise, plus 5% for arrears |
| Federal student loans | 15% administrative garnishment cap |
| State minimum wage | $7.25 |
| Minimum wage source used in calculator | Federal minimum wage baseline |
| Head of household protection | No additional protection listed |
| Statute reference | Utah Code §70C-7-103 |
Utah follows federal CCPA limits for wage garnishment. The state does not provide additional protections beyond federal law.
Tax levy note: Utah State Tax Commission can levy wages for state tax debts.