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IRS Wage Levy
A wage levy is a legal seizure of a taxpayer's wages to settle an outstanding IRS tax debt. If the taxpayer has not settled their tax debts or made arrangements to pay their tax debts, the IRS reserves the right to levy their wages.
Before the IRS levies a taxpayer's wages, there are several requirements which must be satisfied, including:
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A variety of taxpayer properties may be seized in a tax levy, including:
- The taxpayer received a Notice and Demand for Payment from the IRS outlining the total tax assessment.
- The taxpayer failed to respond or neglected to respond to this notice.
- The IRS sent a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing to the taxpayer.
The taxpayer has 30 days after receiving the levy notice to appeal or offer settlement before the IRS seizes wages. Once an IRS wage levy has been successful, a portion of the taxpayer's wages will be seized on an ongoing basis until the outstanding tax liability has been resolved. The IRS utilizes a calculation tool to determine the amount to levy from a taxpayer�s wages. The total amount levied is based upon the exemptions claimed and the payment frequency.
There are options available to resolve your outstanding tax liabilities. Working with a tax professional will enable you to negotiate an IRS settlement offer, referred to as an Offer to Compromise.
For more information on IRS wage levies and how to resolve them, contact one of our experienced tax professionals today.
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