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Wage Garnishment

One of the methods that the IRS will use to collect their overdue income taxes is to utilize wage garnishment. Usually this can be negotiated with the IRS, however it is one of the last resorts that can be used to pay your over due taxes and penalties. Every pay check that you receive will automatically have your tax payment taken off the top before you receive any funds from your pay. Consumers may find this difficult to deal with especially if they are also making payments on all of the other things that everyone has to deal with in their every day lives. You may want to have a discussion with one of our tax specialists regarding wage garnishment. You can do this by taking advantage of one of our free consultations.

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Wage Garnishment - Alternatives

If you have never heard of the term” offer in compromise” you may want to discuss this with our experts during your free consultation. An OIC or offer in compromise is an agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS that will resolve the taxpayers tax debt. The IRS has the authority to settle federal tax liabilities by accepting full payment of the taxes owed under certain circumstances. Another way of putting it is that the IRS has the authority to compromise the amount of taxes owed by the taxpayer. This situation occurs when a taxpayer is unable to pay the tax debt they owe IRS in full and they also cannot accept or pay an instalment agreement or wage garnishment. If the taxpayer cannot take advantage of either of these two alternatives then an offer in compromise may be considered. Talk to one of our tax specialist to see if you might fall into this situation.

Wage Garnishment – IRS Consultation

Whether you are going to have your wage garnishment implemented or will pursue some other approach, it is always a good idea to initiate discussion with the IRS and take the approach that you recognize your situation and want to do something about it. They generally will be far more reasonable if you are perceived to be actively trying to resolve your situation regarding your over due tax payments. Consumers who actively run and hide so to speak will usually be dealt with much more harshly. Your tax specialist can provide you with guidelines and provide the best approach with regards to wage garnishment and other tax related issues.

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While wage garnishment may not be the favoured approach for many tax payers, this can be the best long-term solution to repay your taxes owed to the IRS.

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