How can you stop wage garnishments?
An experienced tax firm like Top Tax Defenders can negotiate with the IRS, establishing an installment plan instead of wage garnishment. Under an installment plan, you'll be expected to make monthly payments of a set amount, usually much less than wage garnishment amounts. It is even possible to settle your tax debt for less than you owe under an installment plan, meaning you'll be done paying off your debt sooner.
If you've fallen on hard economic times and cannot possibly make payments to the IRS at this time, you may be eligible to be placed on the IRS's Currently Not Collectible list. This means a temporary end to IRS collection efforts, including mailings and phone calls. Periodically, you will be expected to re-qualify for Currently Not Collectible status.
The best way to stop wage garnishments is with an experience tax firm on your side, guiding you through the process. Call Top Tax Defenders as soon as you receive a wage garnishment notice, and you can stop wage garnishments and keep the paycheck you need to pay your bills. Top Tax Defenders takes fighting for their clients seriously, and offers a firm with experience:
- Proven success reducing client's tax debts
- More than 27 years of experience helping clients settle their back taxes
- Experience working with IRS policy and procedures
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