Failure to pay taxes owed in a timely manner can lead to IRS garnishment. In short, the IRS can force your employer to pay part of your wages directly to their offices. The amount they can demand is determined by IRS tables, which often do not reflect how much it actually costs for you and your family to live.
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If you live in an area with a high cost of living, the IRS's idea of how much money you need to live may be significantly low. For example, in Sacramento County, California, the IRS assumes that a family of two spends about $1,300 per month on mortgage or rent and all utilities combined. If you allow wage garnishment to pay off your taxes, you cannot negotiate this amount.
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An installment plan negotiated by tax professionals is a better deal. Because installment plans are negotiated, our Tax Tiger professionals can reduce the monthly amount owed to the IRS. These lower payments allow you to solve your tax problems while avoiding embarrassing and costly IRS wage garnishment.
In some circumstances, you will qualify for an offer in compromise. This option allows you to pay the IRS a percentage of your total debt. This eliminates the IRS's garnishment power. Our Tax Tiger attorneys will meet with you free of charge to determine whether or not you are likely to qualify for an offer in compromise. Regardless of which alternative to IRS garnishment is best for you, letting professionals deal with the IRS is best. The IRS can use your fear and inexperience in tax negotiation against you. Allowing our Tax Tiger team to represent you removes the IRS's intimidation power, so we encourage you to get in touch with our team today for a consultation.
