When the IRS has determined that they must garnish your wages to retrieve the tax debt you owe, that means the IRS is going to take money from all of your income sources. It can mean taking money directly from your paycheck before you even receive it or even take your Social Security income. The IRS will send you a notice called a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. Once you have received this notice, you have 30 days to either find a solution or pay your tax debt in full. If you choose to do neither of the two, the IRS is not required to send any more notifications before they begin to garnish your wages.

The IRS can also garnish your wages that you receive from businesses as a contractor. That business that contracts out your services is required by law to comply with the IRS and mail any compensation that is meant for you to the IRS instead. Not only is the IRS after you in this situation, but also after your employers turning a private situation into a public one.

Our tax professionals can help you life a wage levy. A collection hold will be placed on your account. While this hold is on your account, the IRS cannot garnish any of your wages, which will allow our tax experts to review your situation and determine the best plan of action for you. In order for the wage levy to be lifted, the IRS must notify the employer. The IRS does not care if they are taking more than you can afford from your paycheck, which usually results in the electric bill and rent going unpaid.
Don’t let this happen to you. Contact us today to learn more about what you can do to avoid this situation.

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