Question

Which of the following can a employer refuse to do?

A. Withhold an IRS levy
B. Withhold Support deduction
C. Change their name until a new social security card, with new name is presented 0

Answer 1

An employer can refuse to withhold an IRS levy, withhold support deduction, or change an employee's name until a new social security card is presented.

Step-by-step explanation:

An employer can generally refuse to do the following:

1. Withhold an IRS levy: An employer is legally required to comply with an IRS levy, which allows the IRS to collect unpaid taxes by taking a portion of an employee's wages or salary.
2. Withhold Support deduction: An employer is legally obligated to withhold support deductions from an employee's wages if ordered by a court or agency to do so.
3. Change their name until a new social security card, with the new name, is presented: An employer can refuse to change an employee's name on official records until the employee provides a new social security card with the updated name.