IRS Wage Garnishments FAQs Form 668-W(c)

IRS Wage Garnishments Form 668-W(c)

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IRS Wage Garnishments Form 668-W(c)

Why did I Receive a Final Notice of Intent to Levy?

The Internal Revenue Service is required to send, via certified mail, a Final Notice of Intent to Levy prior to any levy action. This notice provides you with a period of time (30 days) to take positive steps toward resolving your tax problems. Potential solutions are;

Can The IRS Take My Entire Paycheck?

No, but it will likely feel like is has been. IRS Publication 1494 provides a table that list the income that is exempt from seizure.

It’s critical that the exemptions page of the Form 668-W(c) be completed and provided to the employer.

Is A Wage Garnishment Continuous Or One Time Like A Bank Levy?

Unlike the bank levy it is CONTINUOUS until the IRS released the garnishment. Potential solutions are listed above.

Is A Wage Where Does IRS Get The Information To Know Where To Levy?Garnishment Continuous Or One Time Like A Bank Levy?

The IRS is limited to information provided by the taxpayer (tax returns) and third party information (1099M, 1099INT/DIV, 1099B, 1099R, W-2s, K-1s, etc. The IRS tends to seek out the lowest hanging fruit (bank accounts, wages).

Can I Get Fired From My Job Because Of A Levy Or Garnishment Of My Wages?

Yes, we have seen it many times. Employers view it as additional unrecovered administrative work to comply with IRS levy Even though, per labor standard, the employer is prohibited from terminating as a result of the IRS’ demands, it still happens.

If The Levy Creates a Financial Hardship, Can the Levy Be Removed?

Yes, if your situation warrants a Financial Hardship, the levy can be immediately released. As you might imagine “Hardship Status” must be proven and supported with documentation. The circumstances must be detailed and often supported with such documents a affidavits, a hardship letter and third part documentation

How Quickly Can The IRS Bank Levy Be Released?

The time period required to release a levy is determined by the specifics of the case. IRS requires that a taxpayer be in compliance (tax returns filed, estimated payments made) before releasing a levy. The taxpayer must present financial information to determine the amount and/or ability to pay. Information supporting the financial information statement must be gathers.

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