Disastrous IRS Wage Garnishment Averted - Thanks to the Team at Blue Tax!

Blue Tax Attorneys Lift Wage Garnishment Quickly

2011-05-02

LOS ANGELES, CA, May 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Nobody likes paying taxes but the IRS will go to great lengths to ensure they get every penny owed. This includes implementing wage garnishments on taxpayers, which can be humiliating as well as stressful.

This is the situation Alonzo (San Bernardino, CA) found himself in which compelled him to contact Blue Tax for help. Since the experts at Blue Tax deal with wage garnishments regularly, they knew exactly how best to proceed with Alonzo's case.

What Blue Tax quickly discovered was that the client owed a balance of $7,000 to the IRS. A notice of levy had been sent to his employer but he had yet to be garnished. The challenge for the Blue Tax team would be getting this client on an affordable Payment Plan with the IRS. Naturally, they were under a time constraint, as this would all have to be orchestrated prior to the client receiving his next paycheck, which would ensure that no garnishment be implemented. Blue Tax was up for the challenge!!

First, the team at Blue Tax sent Alonzo their Welcome Packet. They then called the IRS to find out what was needed for resolution. They found out that the client had neglected to file his 2008 and 2009 tax returns. Blue Tax determined that they needed to file these missing returns in order to get the client into compliance and have the levy released. The team at Blue Tax then prepared the returns and sent them to client for his signature, all within four days of the initial call to the IRS!

The client returned the signed tax returns in two days' time. Upon receipt of the returns, Blue Tax made a follow up call to the IRS. They were able to get the levy released and set the client up on a very affordable payment plan. The Blue Tax lead council was even able to negotiate down the amount the IRS agent wanted monthly by $70! Disaster was averted and normalcy was restored to Alonzo's paycheck schedule!

For more information about Blue Tax and its ability to help taxpayers resolve their tax problems, please visit www.BlueTax.com or call (888) 310-5858 for a free confidential consultation.

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