DWK TAX GROUP: Your Nationwide Internet Tax Resolution Company provides all 50 States, including Hawaii and Alaska, with IRS Tax Debt Relief. We Guarantee the Release of Your IRS Wage Levy in 1 to 5 Business Days.
 

DWK TAX GUARANTEES THE RELEASE OF YOUR IRS WAGE GARNISHMENT WITHIN ONE TO FIVE BUSINESS DAYS.

THE DWK TAX GROUP GOAL IS TO HAVE YOUR IRS WAGE GARNISHMENT RELEASED THE SAME DAY THAT YOU BECOME OUR CLIENT.

IF WE CANNOT HAVE YOUR IRS WAGE GARNISHMENT / IRS LEVY RELEASED WITHIN FIVE (5) BUSINESS DAYS, NO ONE CAN.

DWK TAX GROUP FLAT FEE:    $600.00

When you know your money is on the line, you have to act fast! The IRS won’t give up without a fight. You need to quickly fight back to save your money.

Before we answer your questions: “how do I stop an IRS Wage Garnishment?”; “how do I stop a IRS Wage Levy on my pay check?”; and “how to stop IRS Wage Garnishment if I am on Social Security?”, let’s go through the procedure.

IRS Wage Garnishment Rules:

There are only a few requirements that must be met before the IRS starts a IRS Wage Garnishment / IRS Wage Levy:

  • The IRS must have assessed your IRS Tax Debt and sent a IRS Wage Garnishment Notice and Demand for Payment;
  • You have neglected or refused to pay the tax debt; and,
  • The IRS must have sent you a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to A Hearing (IRS Wage Levy Notice / IRS Wage Garnishment Notice) at least 30 days before the IRS Wage Levy / IRS Wage Garnishment.

It is important to note that the IRS is only required to send the Final IRS Levy Notice ( Final IRS Wage Garnishment Notice) to your last known address.

The IRS WILL DEMAND of your employer that a portion of your IRS Wage Garnishment be sent directly to the IRS. Section 6334 does allow for an exempt amount that must remain outside of the IRS Wage Levy / IRS Wage Garnishment. That amount is very small, leaving you without enough money to satisfy your regular living expenses.

Have you received a call to visit your Human Resource Department? Have you been told that you will be missing a major portion of your next pay check? If you have, you have an IRS Wage Garnishment / IRS Wage Levy. You just found out the hard way by finding out your bank account has been frozen, your paycheck has been levied, or an IRS agent shows up at your door to seize your possessions.

DO YOU WANT YOUR WAGE GARNISHMENT RELEASED WITHIN 1 TO 5 BUSINESS DAYS?

THE OBVIOUS ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION IS, YES YOU DO. CALL US AND WE WILL HANDLE YOUR IRS WAGE GARNISHMENT IMMEDIATELY.

When is your next scheduled pay check?

You have absolutely no time to lose if you really want to keep your pay check.

DWK TAX GUARANTEES RELEASE OF YOUR IRS WAGE GARNISHMENT / IRS WAGE LEVY.

OUR FEE TO RELEASE YOUR IRS WAGE GARNISHMENT IS:  $600.00.

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AFFORDABLE PAYMENTS AVAILABLE.

KEEP YOUR HARD EARNED PAY CHECK.

To find out more, CALL  ( 1-866-226-6102 )

For More Information, Visit the DWK TAX GROUP Website at:

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DWK TAX GROUP: Your Nationwide Internet Tax Resolution Company provides all 50 States, including Hawaii and Alaska, with IRS Tax Debt Relief.

When you know your money is on the line, you have to act fast! The IRS won’t give up without a fight. You need to quickly fight back and save your money.

Honest taxpayers find themselves with loads of tax debt for a number of different reasons including but not limited to:
1. Paycheck under-withholding;
2. Failure to pay tax on withdrawn retirement funds;
3. Assessed a trust fund penalty related to employment tax;
4. Failure to pay tax related to business;
5. Hobby Loss Challenge, Independent Contractor Challenge

No matter what the cause of the tax debt, the question inevitably becomes “what can I do about it, if I can’t afford to pay it?”

IRS PENALTIES;
as set out in the Internal Revenue Code, are imposed to “enhance” voluntary compliance. There are over one hundred-forty separate IRS penalty provisions.
Common IRS civil law penalties include:
1. the IRS penalty for filing a fraudulent return;
2. the accuracy related penalties;
3. the IRS penalty for failure to timely file a return;
4. the IRS penalty for failure to timely pay a tax;
5. and the frivolous tax return penalties.

The fraudulent return penalty is set out in IRC Section 6663. This penalty is “75%” of the portion of the underpayment [of tax] which is attributable to fraud.” The fraudulent failure to file return penalty is set out in IRC Section 6651(f). This penalty also has a maximum 75% rate.

The accuracy-related penalty is set out in IRC Section 6662. This penalty is 20% of the amount of the portion of the understatement of tax attributable to the conduct being penalized. Accuracy penalties include the “negligence or disregard of rules or regulations” penalty, the “substantial understatement of income tax” penalty, the penalty for “substantial valuation misstatement,” the penalty for “substantial overstatement of pension liabilities,” and the penalty for “substantial valuation misstatement” in connection with gift tax or estate tax.

You “GET IT”, IRS Penalties and Interest will dwarf your actual Tax owed. Now, how to reduce or eliminate the IRS Penalties is the question.

You either have to be eligible for an Offer in Compromise or a IRS Penalty Abatement. This article is concerned with Petitioning the IRS for a Penalty Abatement.

The IRS requires you to have a “Reasonable Cause”.

The IRS considers Reasonable Cause for Penalty Abatement to be:
Ignorance of the Law (you must demonstrate you made a reasonable effort to learn the law though)
Error or Mistake was Made, but you must still show “due diligence, ordinary business care and prudence” have been exercised.
Forgetfulness, but you must still show “ordinary business care and prudence”.
Serious Illness, Death, or Unavoidable Absence.
Unable to Obtain Records.
Incorrect Advice from a competent tax professional.
Incorrect advice directly from the IRS, written or oral.
Fire, Casualty, Natural Disaster, Other Disturbance.

AND THERE ARE MORE “REASONABLE CAUSES”.

The following information is excerpted directly from the Internal Revenue Manual, IRM 120.1.

1. Reasonable Cause is based on all the facts and circumstances in each situation and allows the Internal Revenue Service to provide Tax Relief from an IRS Penalty that would otherwise be assessed. Reasonable Cause Tax Relief is generally granted when the taxpayer exercises ordinary business care and prudence in determining their tax obligations but is unable to comply with those tax obligations
2. In the interest of equitable treatment of the taxpayer and effective tax administration, the non assertion or abatement of civil penalties based on Reasonable Cause or other Tax Relief provisions provided in this IRM must be made in a consistent manner and should conform with the considerations specified in the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), Regulations (Treas. Regs.), Policy Statements, and Part 120.1.The Internal Revenue Manual goes on to say that ANY REASON will be accepted as Reasonable Cause if it can be shown that the taxpayer exercised ordinary business care and prudence and, despite that, was still not able to comply with their tax obligations.

The most common mistake we see made, however, is a global one:

Taxpayers and many tax representatives seem to think that sending a simple letter to the IRS requesting that the IRS Penalties and Interest be abated will suffice. WRONG. The truth is that the IRS receives millions of these simple IRS Penalty and Interest relief request letters every year and the great majority are summarily rejected.

If an IRS Penalty Abatement request is worth making – AND IT ALWAYS IS WORTH MAKING — it is worth making correctly.

And, because the IRS receives so many sub-par requests for Tax Relief, an Application/Petition that is done with thought and thoroughness stands out in a positive way.

For these reasons, DWK TAX GROUP generally recommends that taxpayers challenge IRS penalties assessed against them.

All the more reason to have DWK TAX GROUP’s highly skilled Tax Attorneys handle your Penalty Abatement case.

DWK TAX GROUP will be your strongest advocate.

DWK TAX will provide you with determined and diligent Tax Attorneys who have successfully handled countless Penalty Abatement cases, in turn, saving our clients millions of dollars.

DWK will not accept a Case if we cannot save you money.

OUR FEE FOR PENALTY ABATEMENT: $1,400.00

SENIOR DISCOUNTS. AFFORDABLE PAYMENTS PLANS.

WE MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU.

To find out more, (CALL 1-866-226-6102)

For more Information, Visit the DWK TAX GROUP Website at:

www.dwktaxgroup.com

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