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MrSpad
I do not see anything there saying they can not simply garnish your wages.
(2)
Limitations on liens and levies.
If
a taxpayer fails to pay the shared
responsibility payment imposed by this
section and §§ 1.5000A–1 through
1.5000A–4, the Secretary will not file
notice of lien on any property of the
taxpayer, or levy on any property of the
taxpayer for the failure.
What assets can the IRS take through a levy?
The IRS can take almost anything of value from you that can be used to satisfy tax debt. There is a small list of things they cannot take, but most things they can legally take. The most common assets they seize are wages, vendor payments due to you, money from bank accounts, commissions, employee travel adances, SSA benefits, property, rights to property, and anything else of value that can satisfy the tax liability.
Tax Levy Frequently Asked Questions
edit on Oct-21-2013 by xuenchen because:
BobM88
reply to post by xuenchen
I'm sure you're right about a garnish being a lien or levy. Well, I'm not sure, but it sounds logical.
At any rate, I don't have to claim psychic powers to foresee future lawsuits surrounding the fine and how its implemented. I know, the law says there won't be any if you simply refuse to pay, but I'm not that trusting in the gov't to not come a-knockin' demanding their cut.
hounddoghowlie
if they deduct it from your tax refund what you gonna do?
MrWendal
I have not actually filed taxes in roughly 17 years now- even though I have been entitled to a full refund each and every year, and I have no intentions of ever filing.