Welcome to our blog – your ultimate guide to navigating IRS tax issues on Long Island.
Here, we demystify the complexities of IRS tax laws and provide actionable tips, tricks, and insightful information. Whether you're facing audits, back taxes, or penalties, our content is tailored to empower Long Island residents like you to tackle IRS challenges confidently.
Can The IRS Take Your IRA?
Worried about IRS actions on your retirement funds? Learn if and how the IRS can garnish your IRA, plus ways to protect your nest egg.
How to Stop IRS Wage Garnishment and Protect Your Paycheck
When you have unpaid tax debt, the IRS can take action to collect it, including wage garnishments. The IRS must send a notice of intent to levy at least 30 days before they start garnishing your paycheck. This gives you time to contact the IRS and make arrangements to pay off your tax bill. If you ignore the notice, the IRS can start wage garnishments without further warning. The maximum amount the IRS can garnish from your paycheck is determined by federal law, with some exceptions for certain filing statuses and pay periods.