How to Stop irs Wage Garnishment and BANK Levies

Introduction

The IRS has broad powers to collect unpaid taxes, including garnishing your wages and placing levies on your property. If you’re facing wage garnishment or IRS levies, it’s crucial to act quickly. At Advance Tax Relief, we specialize in stopping wage garnishments and levies before they can wreak havoc on your finances.

Wage garnishment occurs when the IRS orders your employer to withhold a portion of your wages to satisfy unpaid tax debt. This can leave you with significantly reduced income, making it difficult to cover essential expenses.

An IRS levy allows the IRS to seize your property—bank accounts, vehicles, or even real estate—to settle your tax debt. Levies can result in serious financial hardship, but they can be stopped if you act in time.

1. Pay Your Tax Debt in Full
   The simplest solution is to pay off your debt entirely. However, if that’s not feasible, other options can provide relief.
2. Set Up an Installment Agreement
   By negotiating a payment plan with the IRS, you can halt wage garnishments and prevent levies. We’ll help you secure a payment plan that fits your financial situation.
3. File for an Offer in Compromise
   If your financial situation qualifies, you may be able to settle your debt for less through an Offer in Compromise. We’ll assess your eligibility and handle all the negotiations with the IRS.
4. Appeal the Levy or Garnishment
   If the IRS acted improperly, we can file an appeal on your behalf, potentially stopping the garnishment or levy immediately.

Our legal team has extensive experience stopping IRS collections. We understand the urgency and complexity of these situations and work quickly to protect your income and assets.

Call to Action: "Facing wage garnishment or an IRS levy? Call Advance Tax Relief at 713-300-3965 or fill out our contact form to stop IRS actions and secure your financial future."