When the Tribal Court orders a party to pay an amount for support, it may provide for income tax refund interception, whereby all or a portion of the income tax refund of an obligor noncustodial parent may be intercepted directly from the United States or any state or tribe, if permissible under the laws of such state or tribe, for the payment of a support obligation. Any collections received based on income tax refund offset must be applied to satisfy child support arrearages. [Ord. 50 § 7.9(5), adopted, 3/23/2017.]