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Stopping an IRS Wage Garnishment

The IRS does not need a court order to file a notice of intent to levy your wages. Better known as an IRS wage Garnishment this action has serious implications. The IRS has the right to garnish up to 80% of your total paycheck and any other source of income that they are aware of. The only way to stop an IRS wage garnishment is to come into full compliance by having all of your back taxes filed and filing a 433-F with the IRS and possibly a CAP Appeal to stop any further actions by the IRS. Once these measures have been executed the next step is to determine if you can be declared "Currently non Collectible" or agree to a repayment plan with the IRS

Dealing With Unfiled Taxes

The best way to solve this problem is by filing all your back taxes and entering into a payment plan or go straight to payoff, Most people believe that the IRS will never catch up to them or they will just get lost in the system of over 300 million taxpayers, this is not true. The lag time for the IRS to finally catch up with you can be from 2 - 5 years and that includes intrest and penalties. Not filing a return when you make hundreds of thousands or even millions can turn into a nasty tax situation. The IRS knowing that you have not filed your return will automatically put you into automation. Of course most people ignore the CP notices, and time passes, but wait theres a knock at the door and its the IRS.