How to Stop Wage Garnishment
In the case of a Wage Garnishment, the taxpayer is directed to turn a significant percentage of his or her wages to the IRS. In plain terms if you were not able to pay the bill, the person or organization whom you owe it to would file a suit against you and try to get it directly out of your salary and in extreme cases if the court of Justice allows can also sell your property to get it. Almost nothing is worse than having your wages garnished by an IRS Wage Levy.
In the event that the IRS files a Wage Garnishment, the taxpayer's employer must intercept a percentage of each of his or her paychecks, and then forward that percentage to the IRS. Wage Garnishments remain in effect until the taxpayer's IRS back taxes are paid in full, or a formal release is negotiated with the IRS. It can be due to any kind of debt that you must have taken commonly it is unpaid taxes, unpaid court fines or any other debts taken for as a part of child support.
Up to 90% of your salary can be withheld and sent to the IRS on every paycheck! Call Power Tax for a free, no-obligation, and confidential consultation on how to Stop Wage Garnishment at 1-800-700-6948 Power-Tax realizes that reductions in income can be disturbing and destructive to individuals and families. We start negotiations with the IRS shortly after garnished taxpayers get in touch. In most cases we get wage garnishments lifted on our first contact with the IRS. If not, our tax relief experts will find out what the IRS requires to solve your tax problems and release the wage garnishment. We will work diligently on your behalf until your wages are released. We almost always get wage garnishments released before our client's next paycheck!
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