If the IRS has put a wage levy on you, your pay cheque could be much less, making it hard to pay for everyday things.

There are legal ways to stop or get rid of an IRS wage garnishment, which is a good thing. We help clients promptly and effectively deal with IRS wage levies at Sullivan for IRS Matters.

What is a wage levy from the IRS?
The IRS can legally take your wages if you owe them money for taxes. The IRS can take a large part of your pay cheque without a court order, which is different from a wage garnishment from a private creditor.

How to Stop an IRS Wage Levy
Pay the Tax Debt in Full – The quickest approach to get rid of a levy is to pay the IRS what you owe. If you can't pay right away, there are various ways to do it.

Set Up an Installment Agreement: If you qualify for a payment plan, the IRS may lift the levy.

Show that you are having trouble with money: If the levy makes it hard for you to pay your bills, the IRS may stop trying to collect money for a while.

File an Offer in Compromise. If you can't pay the whole amount, you can settle for less with an OIC.

Request a Collection Due Process Hearing—You can protest the levy if you think it is unfair within 30 days of getting the IRS notification.

Get Help from a Professional to Stop an IRS Wage Levy
It might be hard to deal with the IRS. Our staff at Sullivan for IRS Matters is good at talking to the IRS to stop wage levies and protect your money.

Need Help? For a free consultation, please visit https://www.sullivan4irsmatters.com/how-to-remove-irs-wage-garnishment/  immediately.

By taking care of the IRS wage levy ahead of time, you may get your finances back on track and quickly fix your tax problems. Let our professionals help you with the procedure.