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Levies and Garnishments
A wage garnishment occurs when, due to overdue tax debt, the government forces an employer to forward a portion of an employees wages / salary directly to the IRS to pay towards the back taxes owed to the federal government. Wages and salary include fees, bonuses, and commissions.
The IRS must provide proper notification before it can levy a taxpayer. This involves numerous letters ending with a letter with a Final Notice of Intent to levy attached. The IRS can then issue a formal levy after 30 days from the date of that letter.
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- They will directly deal with the IRS and make certain that the IRS agent(s) complies with the rules and regulations pertaining to the release of a levy because agents often claim they released a levy but never did.
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Simply complete the secure online budget and tax debt analysis, and an enrolled agent will contact you via email or call you directly if you supply a contact number.
