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About us Legacy Tax Partners, LLC. The IRS Tax Experts
“Welcome to Legacy Tax Partners, where expertise meets empathy in resolving your tax challenges. With a collective experience of over 60 years, our seasoned team of Tax Attorneys, Enrolled Agents and Tax Professionals are dedicated to navigating the complexities of your tax issues with precision and care.
Our mission is simple yet profound: to provide unparalleled guidance and support to Individuals and Businesses burdened by tax problems, offering strategic solutions tailored to each client’s unique circumstances. We understand the stress and uncertainty that tax issues can bring, and we are committed to alleviating that burden by delivering results-driven advocacy and personalized attention every step of the way.
At Legacy Tax Partners, we believe in the power of proactive action. Don’t let tax problems weigh you down any longer. Take the first step towards resolution today. Pick up the phone and call us for a free consultation. Let us put our experience to work for you, empowering you to regain control of your financial future.”
How can an IRS wage garnishment be STOPPED?
IRS wage garnishments can literally lead to life and death situations for taxpayers. The IRS can seize so much money out of a taxpayer’s paycheck that a taxpayer may not be able to pay for housing, food, transportation and medication. As such, stopping an IRS wage garnishment is almost always a top priority. In stopping a wage garnishment, there are short term fixes and there are long term fixes. In the short term, a taxpayer can have a wage levy stopped by promising to pay the IRS in full with borrowed funds from family, friends or other legitimate sources. Another short-term fix can occur when a taxpayer is placed on an installment arrangement with the IRS. The long term solutions for resolving a wage levy include completing missing tax returns, submitting an offer in compromise, enforcing statutes of limitations on the IRS, and filing for bankruptcy. Different types of tax problems will require different types of solutions in resolving a wage garnishment
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Payroll Taxes
The IRS will aggressively pursue enforcement action against any employer that fails to timely file its quarterly federal tax return or make its quarterly payroll tax deposit, and can seize business assets, close down business operations, file tax liens, impose significant penalties, hold business owners personally responsible, and file criminal charges.
The experienced Tax Professionals at New World Vision have successfully resolved complex payroll tax disputes for thousands of clients with a view to:
- Ensure continued business operations,minimize imposition of penalties,
- Minimize imposition of penalties,
- Avoid assessment of personal liability against owners and officers, and
- Resolve the underlying tax liability.
Wage Garnishment
A wage garnishment is legal procedure by which the IRS seizes a taxpayer’s income directly from the taxpayer’s employer. Wage garnishments occur only against W-2 wage earners and are continuous in effect.
Therefore the IRS does not have to re-issue a wage levy in order to garnish every paycheck of an employee. Wage garnishments usually takes up to 85% of an employee’s paycheck.
Self-employed individuals (who earn 1099s) can also be levied, however the IRS is required to re-issue a levy notice prior to every single payment of income for self-employed individuals. How can an IRS wage garnishment be STOPPED?
Call us today, we can help stop your Wage Garnishment.
IRS Tax Levy
What Legal Grounds Does the IRS Have to Levy?
The Internal Revenue Code contains section 6331, which authorizes the IRS to levy in order to collect delinquent taxes.
What is the Difference Between a Levy & a Seizure?
None. They involve both the IRS’s taking of a taxpayer’s property to satisfy an unpaid amount.
Tax Levies are used to take bank accounts, wages, other income, or other receivables. Seizures are used to take cars, houses, and business property.
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