When IRS wage garnishment begins, it’s often the result of unresolved balances and missed response deadlines. Many taxpayers are caught off guard—either unaware that collection action was pending or unsure how to stop it once it starts. At Protection Tax, the solution doesn’t begin with a sales pitch. It begins with a legal review of your IRS records.
Every wage garnishment case at Protection Tax is filtered through what the firm calls a “transcript-based intervention model.” That means before proposing any strategy, the firm pulls and analyzes IRS transcripts to confirm collection status, verify account balances, and identify errors or overlooked compliance factors. This ensures no one is advised to pay or settle debt they may not legally owe—or may qualify to reduce.
If a taxpayer is actively experiencing garnishment, Protection Tax immediately prioritizes a levy release request, backed by current financial records and IRS data. But the process doesn’t stop there. After the garnishment is halted or reduced, the firm develops a long-term compliance plan designed to prevent future IRS collection efforts, including payment structuring, hardship reviews, and optional settlement evaluations.
This isn’t just about stopping wage garnishment. It’s about preventing it from ever happening again.
