IRS Wage Garnishment?
We Can Help You Stop It – Fast!
Don’t let the IRS take money from your paycheck. Our tax relief experts can help you stop IRS wage garnishment and get back on track.
Can The IRS Garnish My Wages?
Yes – And They Don’t Need a Court Order to Do It.
Unlike other creditors, the IRS can legally garnish your wages without a court judgment. If you owe back taxes and haven’t responded to their notices, the IRS can contact your employer and take a portion of your paycheck to collect the debt.
The good news? You have options, and the sooner you act, the better your chances of stopping or reducing the garnishment.
How Much Can The IRS Garnish From My Wages?
They Can Take a Big Chunk of Your Paycheck.
The IRS determines how much you need to live on based on your filing status and number of dependents – then they take the rest. This could mean losing hundreds, even thousands, from every paycheck.
Here’s what you should know:
The IRS can garnish up to 70% or more of your net income.
If you have more than one job, the IRS can take 100% of your additional income.
Garnishment continues until your full tax debt (plus penalties and interest) is paid or until you make other arrangements.
Is It Possible to Stop IRS Wage Garnishment?
Yes! We Help People Stop Wage Garnishments Every Day.
The IRS isn’t required to give you much time to respond, but you can stop or reduce wage garnishment by:
- Setting up a payment plan (Installment Agreement)
- Qualifying for Currently Not Collectible status
- Settling your debt through an Offer in Compromise
- Requesting a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing or Appeal
- Filing for a hardship exception
Our experienced team of tax professionals can guide you through the best option for your situation and work quickly to get the garnishment released.
