What is IRS wage garnishment?
IRS wage garnishment is a legal process where the IRS can take a portion of an individual’s wages directly from their employer to pay off unpaid taxes.
Can I stop IRS wage garnishment?
Yes, you can stop IRS wage garnishment by paying off your taxes in full, making payment arrangements with the IRS, or by filing for bankruptcy.
How do I request a release of IRS wage garnishment?
You can request a release of IRS wage garnishment by contacting the IRS and making payment arrangements or by filing for bankruptcy. You can also request a hearing with the IRS to dispute the garnishment.
How long does it take to release a wage garnishment?
The time it takes to release a wage garnishment depends on the situation and the actions taken. If you make payment arrangements with the IRS or file for bankruptcy, the garnishment will be released as soon as the process is complete.
Will my employer be notified of the release of wage garnishment?
Yes, your employer will be notified of the release of wage garnishment by the IRS.
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