A wage garnishment is an order for your employer to take a percentage of your paycheck and remit it to the person or company who filed the garnishment. The IRS garnishes wages on thousands of taxpayers every year. This is one way that they get taxpayers to pay back their delinquent taxes. The problem is that the IRS does not care if you can afford to have your wages garnished. If you owe money to them they will attach your wages in order to get that money. Not only that but they will attach your personal bank accounts and even take your property if you do not pay them back on their terms.
This may sound like bad news but there is good news. The good news is that you do not have to conform to the IRS’s terms. You do, of course, have to pay your taxes. However, if you are being harassed by the IRS or have received word that your wages are being garnished you do not have to simply sit back and watch your money go straight to the government. There is something that you can do to take care of these IRS tax problems without losing your paycheck every week.
What you can do is contact Jay Allen Finn, CPA. Mr. Finn is an ex-IRS agent with years of experience in dealing with the Internal Revenue Service. He can and will work with the IRS on your behalf to stop that wage garnishment and help you to get those back taxes paid in full. In some cases Mr. Finn can help to get an IRS offer in compromise which is an agreement that may save you thousands of dollars on what you currently owe in back taxes. If you have been served with wage garnishment papers, now is the time to act.
Contact Jay Allen Finn, CPA and allow him to go to work for you. Mr. Finn has a team of tax professionals who will work to get you a payment plan that you can afford without the IRS taking your paycheck, bank accounts or personal property. He understands that sometimes you simply need help. Even the best people in the world are often met with back circumstances and need a helping hand. Allow Mr. Finn to reach out a helping hand and get you the relief that you need from the IRS today.
