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Wage Garnishment Release
If the IRS garnishes your wages as payment for your federal tax liability, up to 25% of your disposable income on each paycheck can be confiscated to pay off your debt. By law, if a wage garnishment certificate for your funds is approved and ordered by a court, your employer will be required to set aside a predetermined amount of your wages for the IRS. Wage garnishment can make an already difficult financial situation even more desperate, and can be very stressful and embarrassing.
A tax debt expert, like those found within the DebtHelp network, may be able to freeze a wage garnishment certificate or arrange for a wage garnishment release. He or she will work with the IRS to solve your debt situation in another way, such as with an Installment Agreement.
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