Tampa IRS Wage Garnishment Lawyer
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If you are unable to repay your debt to the IRS, it's important that you find a solution before your wages are garnished. You might be avoiding your tax debt altogether because of the stress it's causing, but you should know that you have options and rights as a taxpayer. You need an experienced Tampa wage garnishment attorney by your side.
While avoiding an IRS wage garnishment is the best thing you can do for yourself, there is still a way to stop the process if your wages are already being garnished. At the Law Offices of Darrin T. Mish, P.A. our Tampa wage garnishment lawyer has helped countless clients avoid and end this penalty so you can count on us to find a solution that will work for you.
If you need an experienced IRS wage garnishment attorney in Tampa, call us at (813) 295-7648or contact us onlineto set up a free consultation at the Law Offices of Darrin T. Mish, P.A.
What is Wage Garnishment?
If you are in debt, one of the ways that creditors and other agencys collect the money they are owed is through wage garnishment. With wage garnishment, the creditor can request a court order from a judge to legally withhold a portion of your income as payment for your debt.
However, unlike other creditors, the IRS does not have to obtain a court order to garnish your wages – and they may be able to withhold more of your income.
Read Attorney Darrin T. Mish's "IRS Battle Guide" to learn more about the ins and outs of tax legalities.
How to Stop an IRS Wage Garnishment
If you have received a notice from the IRS and or need to stop the IRS from garnishing your wages, the time to act is now. The sooner you put a plan into action, the better your chances are of avoiding wage garnishment.
As skilled Tampa tax attorneys, we can help you determine what the right course of action is to handle your unique case – whether it’s through an offer in compromise or a dispute about the amount owed, there is a way to stop the IRS from garnishing your wages.
Let's talk about your situation during a free consultation. We understand the stress you're going through and what it takes to get you to a better financial standing.
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More Information About IRS Wage Garnishment
How Does Wage Garnishment Work?
If you owe the IRS back taxes, they have the right to garnish your employment wages. The IRS can take money that is due to you through your paycheck each week or payment period in order to satisfy the debt you owe them. Fortunately, you will receive notice of this before it happens, which gives you time to act.
If you are being threatened with wage garnishment or your wages are already being garnished, remember that:
- The IRS is legally obligated to send you a notice of your outstanding balance and the date by which you must pay your balance
- The IRS does not need to get court judgment before garnishing your wages
- The amount of money the IRS can take from your paychecks depends on your deduction rate and how many dependents you have
How Much Can The IRS Garnish Your Wages?
Generally, the IRS does not garnish all of an individual's wages. However, if you have multiple jobs, the IRS may garnish all of the wages from one employer. Unfortunately, there is no clear cut answers on how much the IRS can garnish from your wages. The wage garnishment limit is based on how many dependents you have and your standard deduction amount.
Related Reading:
- How many times can the IRS take money out of our bank account?
- What to Expect When You Owe Back Payroll Taxes
Start the process by calling a Tampa wage garnishment lawyer at (813) 295-7648 or contact us online today.
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