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Washington Tax Services can stop your Wage Garnishment

Wage garnishments are used as an attention getter by the IRS and are not meant to be a permanent solution for a tax debt. The IRS will release a wage garnishment if a taxpayer agrees to another repayment plan, a settlement or can prove to the IRS that they cannot afford to make payments. The tax professionals at Washington Tax Services are experts at getting wage levies released. If the IRS has garnished your wages and you need help, call or contact us today!

If you owe the IRS over $100,000 in personal back taxes there’s a good chance your case will be assigned to the ACS Large Dollar Unit of the IRS for collection of the tax.  Because of the dollar amounts involved, Large Dollar Unit cases are usually much more complicated and time consuming to resolve when compared to cases that involve debts less than $100,000. Our Tax Professionals have the experience necessary to handle any large dollar case. We make sure that our client's cases are settled at the best available terms under the law. If you need help, call us today!

The first requirement for resolving an IRS or state tax debt is tax compliance. Contrary to what many people think, if you owe back taxes, your first priority should actually be paying the current year. Those that don't withhold or pay their current taxes often find themselves in a vicious cycle of constantly struggling to re-pay back taxes and continually owing when it comes time to file again.

A wage garnishment or wage levy is a legal seizure of property. It is an effective method of tax collection used by both the IRS and many States. The IRS or States will issue a wage garnishment to seize all or part of a taxpayer’s wages if a taxpayer does not respond to collection letters or fails to live up to an agreement to re-pay back taxes. A wage garnishment does not take the taxpayer’s financial situation into account and is often thought of by collection agents more as an “attention getter” than a true resolution to a tax problem.

Our Audit Defense Specialists will help you respond to an IRS Audit.

An IRS audit can be triggered by irregularities on a taxpayer's tax return or simply because the tax return has been selected at random to be audited.

If you don't file your returns, The IRS may file for you.

When a taxpayer does not file a return for one year or many years, frequently the IRS will file the return(s) for them. When the IRS files a Substitute Filed Return (also known as an SFR) most of the time the taxpayer will end up owing significantly more in back taxes than if they had filed themselves.