Wage Garnishment Relief
An IRS wage garnishment (also called a wage levy) can take a significant portion of your paycheck, leaving you struggling to cover basic living expenses. Unlike...
An IRS wage garnishment (also called a wage levy) can take a significant portion of your paycheck, leaving you struggling to cover basic living expenses. Unlike other creditors, the IRS doesn't need a court order to garnish your wages. We act quickly to negotiate the release of garnishments and establish resolution plans that let you keep your paycheck.
The IRS calculates the exempt amount on your wages based on your filing status and number of dependents — everything above that amount goes to the IRS. For many people, this means losing 50-70% of their paycheck. The good news is that wage garnishments can often be released within days once we engage with the IRS and demonstrate that you're willing to work toward a resolution.
Warning Signs
You may need help if any of these apply to you:
- Your employer received an IRS levy notice on your wages
- A large portion of your paycheck is being withheld
- You received a Final Notice of Intent to Levy before the garnishment began
- The garnishment amount leaves you unable to pay basic expenses
- You have unfiled returns contributing to the collection action
How We Help
Our experienced team will:
- Contact the IRS immediately to negotiate a garnishment release
- Establish an installment agreement as an alternative to garnishment
- Demonstrate financial hardship to reduce or eliminate the levy
- File any missing returns that may be triggering collection
- Explore Offer in Compromise or CNC status as long-term solutions
- Prevent future garnishments through proactive compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
Other Tax Problems We Resolve
Don't Wait — Get Help Today
IRS problems compound with time. The sooner you act, the more options and leverage you have. Schedule a free, confidential consultation.