The IRS frequently uses wage garnishment as a way to collect taxes and penalties that are owed. A wage garnishment requires a taxpayer's employer to withhold a portion of the taxpayer's pay each period, and pay that portion to the IRS rather than to the taxpayer. In most cases, the taxpayer is not left with enough money each month to pay ordinary living expenses. A wage garnishment will remain in effect until the taxes and penalties owed have been paid in full, or until a wage garnishment release has been issued.
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