Friday, August 10, 2012

IRS Wage Levy and Bank Levy


There is a difference between an IRS wage levy and a bank levy. A wage levy happens when the IRS takes money directly out of your paycheck. They go through your employer, and they can subtract earnings directly from your paycheck. A bank levy is when the IRS takes money directly out of your bank account. This is a problem if people are out of money and can't pay their tax debts back. They may have a lot of problems with earning money, and it can be difficult for them to pay all their tax debts back. They may have a ton of burdens on top of these issues too.

Tax debt doesn't have to have a court order to be reclaimed. The IRS can go in there with the legal system and take all your money that you owe them.

There are too many folks that don't get the kind of tax debt relief that they need because they don't have an experienced tax consultant helping them. They may run into problems and struggle because they haven't thought through these problems. There needs to be some kind of way that people get the help and relief they need to fix their tax and debt problems. They don't want to have to deal with these problems for the rest of their lives. It is better to get them taken care of as expeditiously as possible. Contact Wall and Associates today and learn more about your options.

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