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IRS or State Wage Garnishment
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Wage Garnishment is a common IRS tax collection tool (also called a Wage Levy). An IRS Wage Garnishment follows the same concept as a Levy. In this case a notice is sent to the taxpayer's employer, ordering them to withhold a certain amount of the taxpayer's wages, and pay it directly to the IRS.
Tax Levy
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An IRS Tax Levy is a legal seizure of assets taken in order to satisfy a tax debt. An IRS Tax Levy can be attached to any property, including real estate and automobiles, but is most frequently applied to bank accounts, securities, wages and even a business' accounts receivable. When the IRS issues a Tax Levy, it bars access to the affected assets by the rightful owner and transfers that authority to the IRS, pending outright seizure.
Uncollectable Status
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The IRS will put a taxpayer into Uncollectable Status if they can demonstrate that they do not currently have the ability to pay back their tax debt. This status is also frequently referred to as "Currently Not Collectable" or CNC.
Wage Garnishment
Wage garnishment is a legal process in which some percentage of your earning’s are withheld by an employer for the re-payment of debt undertaken by you. Nowadays most of the wage garnishments are being made by court’s order. Many other wage assignment exist which are completely legal and are being used by state tax collection agency and IRS for the purpose of collection of unpaid taxes and there are federal agency administrative garnishments for collection of non-tax debts owed to the federal government.
State Wage Garnishment
State wage garnishment laws differ from state to state, but all states provide for this legal procedure by which an individual’s earnings can be withheld by an employer for the payment of a debt. State wage garnishment is enforced by court order.
