Andrew1956
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If I owe back taxes and fill out a W9 form with the IRS garnish my wages
Garnishment
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mightymoose
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Wage garnishment depends on many factors.
If you owe less than $10,000 it is more likely the IRS will try to get you pin a monthly payment plan and hold any tax refunds until the debt is paid.
If you aren't making any payments at all you invite the possibility of garnishment and other actions.
If you owe less than $10,000 it is more likely the IRS will try to get you pin a monthly payment plan and hold any tax refunds until the debt is paid.
If you aren't making any payments at all you invite the possibility of garnishment and other actions.
army judge
Super Moderator
The IRS can attach your wages, or any other monetary assets you possess.
Only the IRS can determine what action they'll take against you.
zddoodah
Well-Known Member
The IRS might garnish your "wages," but it won't be because you fill out a W9 form. For starters, why would the IRS even know you had filled out the form? What do you intend to do with it when you fill it out? Moreover, the IRS doesn't simply garnish wages out of the blue. There are a lot of things that happen first. Other than knowing or believing you owe back taxes, do you have any reason to believe a garnishment might be imminent?
Andrew1956
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Thank you
Andrew1956
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No right now I making payments to the IRS
Andrew1956
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No right now I making payments to the IRS
adjusterjack
Super Moderator
Then it is highly unlikely that the IRS will do a wage garnishment as long as you keep making those agreed payments on time.
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