An IRS wage garnishment is also called a wage levy. A wage levy is different than a bank levy<\/a> in that it’s continuous.<\/p>\n When you get that notice, the first thing you need to do<\/a> is get a copy from your employer.\u00a0It’s called a form 668W, <\/a>and it’s a multipage form.<\/p>\n Make sure you list your filing status and your dependents on the form and get it back to your employer right away.<\/p>\n It may take more than one pay period to Stop\u00a0IRS Wage Garnishment<\/a>\u00a0levies. The more legal dependents you list on the form, the more income you’ll get your next paycheck.<\/strong><\/p>\n The IRS must have issued a final notice of intent to levy. Plus\u00a0send it to you via certified mail at least 30 days before the wage garnishment.<\/p>\n Proving IRS Wage Garnishment Help is one of the trickiest and most difficult situations I deal with as a Tax lawyer and is different than getting a bank levy<\/a> released.<\/p>\n You have almost no leverage. There’s no time for a tax payment plan, and you’re facing a situation where you\u00a0may have to agree to a bad deal just to get your wages flowing again.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n They’ll want you to pay the monthly disposable income before they agree to release the wage levy.<\/p>\n This may not sound so bad at first. Until you realize the monthly amount is greater than your actual ability to pay.<\/p>\n Sometimes you just have to agree and pay that amount until you can’t pay it anymore.<\/p>\n In the meantime, it’s a good idea to have some other collection alternative in mind.<\/p>\n Like an Offer in Compromise<\/a> ready to send it once you can’t pay the ridiculous amount they demand you pay to release the wage levy.<\/p>\n If you can prove to the IRS<\/a> that you have no monthly disposable income, you may be able to convince them to put you into hardship\u00a0status.<\/p>\n This is the best way to get tax relief help. But it\u00a0depends on your financial circumstances.<\/p>\n If timing is right and all to assist you in Stop line up, bankruptcy can be a viable solution to solving IRS problems, including wage levies.<\/p>\n For more information on this check out\u00a0the articles I wrote in the Bankruptcy and Taxes<\/strong><\/a> section of this site.<\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/getirshelp.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/10\/56.png\")
<\/center>On the first page toward the bottom, there’s a place for you to list your dependents and your filing status.<\/p>\nStop IRS Wage Garnishment Proceedings?<\/h2>\n
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Will Filing for Bankruptcy\u00a0Get Your Wage Garnishment Released?<\/h2>\n