Solutions
Stop Garnishment
A wage garnishment notice means up to 70% of your paycheck goes to the IRS. You can stop garnishment by requesting a hold or payment plan.
Most wage garnishments release within 48 hours of payment plan approval.
Form 668-W is the official IRS wage garnishment notice served to your employer. It instructs your employer to withhold up to 70% of your net paycheck and send it directly to the IRS.
Call IRS Collections and request collection hold based on financial hardship. Explains employer will release garnishment.
Most effective option. IRS releases garnishment within 48 hours of approval.
Request Collection Due Process hearing to challenge garnishment. Pauses collection during review.
If in severe hardship, request Currently Not Collectible status to pause all collection action.
Don't wait. Every paycheck is impacted. Contact immediately to request hold or payment plan.
Determine what you can pay monthly. Even $150-300/month agreements usually get approved.
Offer your monthly amount. Get confirmation number and expected release date for garnishment.
Once released, your full paycheck returns. Stay current on payments to avoid future garnishment.
Our tax professionals can contact the IRS today and request a hold on collections while we review your situation.
No obligation. We will review your case and contact you.
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