IRS Wage Garnishment
Imagine receiving a notice of "Intent to Levy" from the IRS 30 days ago, which you may have overlooked or forgotten.
Imagine receiving a notice of "Intent to Levy" from the IRS 30 days ago, which you may have overlooked or forgotten. Now, it's payday, and you're anticipating your paycheck. However, upon opening the envelope, you discover that the IRS has seized a significant portion of your earnings. What's left is insufficient to cover your rent, car payment, groceries, and other bills. This garnishment will continue with every paycheck until your tax debt is fully settled.
This situation can cause severe financial distress. Despite your appeals to your employer, they are legally bound to comply with the wage garnishment order. This means a substantial part of each paycheck is withheld, making it challenging to manage your financial obligations.
At JCB Financial Services, we specialize in negotiating the release of IRS wage garnishments by setting up payment plans. The payment plans we arrange are always more advantageous than an IRS wage garnishment, enabling you to receive your full paycheck without the worry of future garnishments.