Many people, faced with legal cases, ask: "Debt on ID - what is it?" Of course, here we are talking about papers or some sheets. An ID is an executive document issued by a court. With its help, debt collection is carried out without consent, in a mandatory manner. The collector may write off funds in order to pay off the amount of losses indicated on the sheet from the debtor’s accounts with a bank or other credit institutions. The abbreviated term "ID" itself is not used by specialists - this is a colloquial name for the document.
Collector's rights
He can contact the Federal Bailiff Service if debt arises from the ID. What is this and how to properly recover, only lawyers know, without the help of which this business can not do. The requirements are fulfilled with the help of a court order or an act, the provision of which the bailiff draws attention to. This may be an assessment, seizure of accounts, sale of goods or offer of unrealized property to a claimant. It is worth noting that debt can be re-calculated by ID. What is this re-appeal, and how is it done? This question excites many citizens. For example, a writ of execution was presented again to calculate child support debt. Over the past period, the collection of these payments is made within a three-year period. But the writ of execution may be recalled by the claimant and after a while submitted again. In this case, the bailiff calculates the debt for three years, starting from the moment of the second submission of the sheet.
Actions of the bailiff
In general, in order to understand all the nuances, you first need to find out what the debt owes to ID. Only then it is necessary to contact specialists who will help to receive money from the person indicated in the court list. It all starts with the fact that the contractor first calls the debtor to him and finds out from him about the place of work. The bailiff makes a penalty on the salary and other income of a citizen whose last name is indicated on the sheet. This is done if it is necessary to receive periodic payments in an amount not exceeding 10,000 rubles, as well as if the debtor does not have the funds and other property necessary to fulfill the requirements of the ED in full. If the salary is small and there are no other incomes, then property in the form of an apartment, a car, a summer residence, etc. is involved. In addition, persons who pay salaries to the debtor must withhold in accordance with the requirements that are on the sheet. The employee will not receive annual bonuses and other payments. Only in this way debt on ID can be repaid. What is it, and how to correctly execute everything prescribed in the court papers, the lawyer or the bailiff will tell.
The debtor changed his job - what to do?
Such a question often arises for the exactor, but do not worry, because the court will provide for everything that is necessary. Debt on ID will still be received, and when changing jobs or studying, persons who pay wages or scholarships must inform the bailiff about this. They also return to the bailiffs a document with a note about all the penalties made. The debtor is obliged to independently inform about a new place of work or study or about where he receives income in order to resume payments. Otherwise, he will be wanted, and he may be arrested if it is necessary for the execution of the sheet. Naturally, many people hide all their lives, but they are still found and held accountable.
Retention amount and calculation procedure
When a person first encounters such court cases, he always asks what ID debt means, as well as what the amount of payments will be, and what the correct procedure for calculating them should be. It is worth noting that the amount of deduction is made after deduction of all necessary taxes. The remaining amount is accrued, but not more than 50% of the total wage. Deductions are made until the full fulfillment of the requirements contained in the sheet. Restrictions do not apply only when calculating child support for small children, compensation for harm caused to health by a crime. In such cases, the amount of deduction should not exceed 70% of the total amount.