Is the IRS or FTB Taking Your Paycheck? Let's Stop It.
A wage garnishment can take a big part of every paycheck until the debt is paid. We work quickly to get it released or reduced by setting up a resolution the IRS or California FTB will accept.
- Fast action on IRS wage levies and FTB earnings withholding orders
- Payment plans, hardship status, and other release options
- Free review, flat price quoted upfront
Have your notice or pay stub ready. We'll explain how fast we can act and what it will take to stop it.
*Results depend on your situation and the taxing agency. No outcome can be guaranteed.
How Wage Garnishments Work
A garnishment usually keeps going until you act. The good news: there are ways to get it released.
The IRS must send a final notice of intent to levy, with your right to a hearing, at least 30 days before levying.
An IRS wage levy stays in place every payday until it's released or the debt is paid.
The IRS must release a levy if it leaves you unable to pay basic living expenses.
Ways to Get Your Paycheck Back
We'll find the option that fits your income and your tax debt.
IRS Wage Levy Release
We contact the IRS and work out a resolution to get the levy released.
FTB Earnings Withholding
Help with California earnings withholding orders from the Franchise Tax Board.
Installment Agreements
An affordable monthly plan the IRS or FTB accepts in place of the garnishment.
Hardship Status
If you can't pay basic living expenses, we can request Currently Not Collectible status.
Offer in Compromise
If you qualify, settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
File Missing Returns
Unfiled years often block relief. We file them so you can qualify.
Our Process
Free Review
Call us with your notice. We review your situation the same day when possible.
Get Your Records
We pull your IRS or FTB account history and confirm what's owed.
Request Release
We contact the agency and propose a plan or hardship status.
Stay Protected
We help you stay current so the garnishment doesn't come back.
What to Bring
The more we know about your income and expenses, the faster we can make your case.
- The levy or garnishment notice from the IRS or FTB
- Your two most recent pay stubs
- Recent bank statements
- Monthly bills: rent or mortgage, car, utilities, insurance
- Any other IRS or FTB letters you've received
- Your most recent tax return
Common Questions
How fast can a garnishment be stopped?
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Can I get back money that was already taken?
What if I have unfiled tax returns?
How much does it cost?
Take Back Your Paycheck
Every payday you wait costs you money. Call for a free review today.