I am being sued for the about the amount of $3000. by Washington Mutal Bank credit card via a collection agent. I applied for this card many years back and I was the only one on the account. I need to know if the collection agent can get info about my wife and garnish her wages or income tax return. I do not work and have no other income. Is there any legal action on my part that I can take? Can I get help from lawyers with this issue?
Posts Tagged ‘Wages’
What is the best way to avoid and garnishment from my wife wages and also income tax returns?
04
Jun
How do I file my tax return if my combat pay was included in box 1 wages and I am a civilian working contract?
30
May
Was my W-2 incorrect? Or is there some other line i need to fill in on my tax return to reduce this income?
IS A FORECLOSURE AUTOMATIC JUDGEMENT! MEANING GARNISHMENT WAGES!?
01
May
THIS IS A FHA LOAN IN ARKANSAS SALINE COUNTY is a foreclosure and judgement the same my realtor told me that and i dont believe her so im seeking opinions out there. i had a home that is in preforeclosure it goes to the court house october 19th does that mean i have to go to court. im very confused and i dont know anything about foreclosures if you could tell me if this is true also i want to know whats the next step when will it show up as foreclosure on my credit right now it shows foreclosure in proceedings, best awnser 10 points i promise i need help please be very details like a book for dummy details because i dont know what this means i have no clue i need help i just want to know if its a automatic judgement and then they start garnishing my wages i need a very detail step by step what happens i also herd a 1099 on my taxes i dont even know what that means either please help?
48 minutes ago – 4 days left to answer.
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this is a FHA LOAN AND I LIVE IN ARKANSAS!
hey i know the difference between them my question is this realor told me that a foreclosure is automatic judgement she said that on october 19th when ur house is being sold in front of the court house i have to go to court but i was never serve by anyone all they did was send me papers telling me that there saleing my home on october 19th in front of the court house, is this a automatic judgement when its sold does the judge issue it automaticaly this dont sound right at all, i thaught they sold the house bill me for the rest if i dont pay it then they take me to court and get a judgement isnt that right how does this technically work please?
i dont want the house i got screwed out of it i was younger and dumb i also co sign on the thing with a x girlfriend and we was never married, so it was all really stupid now im facing it to go to foreclosure i want it to because i dont want to be stuck with her in it and she being late on the payments all the time like she did i got her where i want her in foreclosure and i want this to be sold and ill just be stuck with bad credit that i dont care i can always start all over and fix my credit again with it beign foreclosed rather than being stuck with her 30 or more years screwing my credit up. even a bankruptcy attorney on chapter 7 couldnt even help me with her screwing my credit up for the next 30 or more years
17 minutes ago – 4 days left to answer.
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HERES THE LETTER I GOT FROM THE LAW FIRM —————————–Saline County, 10/19/09, October 19, 2009; 518 S Gibson St, Benton, AR 72015; Dyke, Henry, Goldsholl & Winzerling, P.L.C.; Harris and Nearn; 10313-1000—
16 minutes ago
http://tgip.net/counties/counties.php?co… THIS IS WHERE IT SHOWS ONLINE WHAT THIS IS I DONT UNDERSTAND NONE OF IT
FORECLOSURE? IS THAT A AUTOMATIC JUDGEMENT WERE THEY CAN START GARNISHING WAGES? SAYS PROPERTY WIL BE SOLD16TH?
30
Apr
THIS IS A FHA LOAN IN ARKANSAS SALINE COUNTY is a foreclosure and judgement the same my realtor told me that and i dont believe her so im seeking opinions out there. i had a home that is in preforeclosure it goes to the court house october 19th does that mean i have to go to court. im very confused and i dont know anything about foreclosures if you could tell me if this is true also i want to know whats the next step when will it show up as foreclosure on my credit right now it shows foreclosure in proceedings, best awnser 10 points i promise i need help please be very details like a book for dummy details because i dont know what this means i have no clue i need help i just want to know if its a automatic judgement and then they start garnishing my wages i need a very detail step by step what happens i also herd a 1099 on my taxes i dont even know what that means either please help?
48 minutes ago – 4 days left to answer.
Additional Details
this is a FHA LOAN AND I LIVE IN ARKANSAS!
hey i know the difference between them my question is this realor told me that a foreclosure is automatic judgement she said that on october 19th when ur house is being sold in front of the court house i have to go to court but i was never serve by anyone all they did was send me papers telling me that there saleing my home on october 19th in front of the court house, is this a automatic judgement when its sold does the judge issue it automaticaly this dont sound right at all, i thaught they sold the house bill me for the rest if i dont pay it then they take me to court and get a judgement isnt that right how does this technically work please?
i dont want the house i got screwed out of it i was younger and dumb i also co sign on the thing with a x girlfriend and we was never married, so it was all really stupid now im facing it to go to foreclosure i want it to because i dont want to be stuck with her in it and she being late on the payments all the time like she did i got her where i want her in foreclosure and i want this to be sold and ill just be stuck with bad credit that i dont care i can always start all over and fix my credit again with it beign foreclosed rather than being stuck with her 30 or more years screwing my credit up. even a bankruptcy attorney on chapter 7 couldnt even help me with her screwing my credit up for the next 30 or more years
HERES THE LETTER I GOT FROM THE LAW FIRM —————————–Saline County, 10/19/09, October 19, 2009; 518 S Gibson St, Benton, AR 72015; Dyke, Henry, Goldsholl & Winzerling, P.L.C.; Harris and Nearn; 10313-1000—
http://tgip.net/counties/counties.php?county=saline THIS IS WHERE IT SHOWS ONLINE WHAT THIS IS I DONT UNDERSTAND NONE OF IT
Can a Lawyer garnish my husbands wages and even take our income taxes?
21
Apr
2003 I got a vehicle from Superior Auto, In 2004 I voluntarily gave the car back. Since then I have had their lawyer wanting money.I don’t work and the 20.00 a month is unacceptable,they want more money.When I have asked for receipt and a bill stating how much is owed I hear we can’t do that.
I got married to my husband in 2006,this attorney tells me that they can go after hubby’s’s wages and even take our income taxes.I’m not able to get an attorney to talk to me cause I don’t have money to pay them.Any help would be appreciated .
Does anyone know whether you get tax relief on you wages once you buy a property?
24
Mar
I have just purchased my first house and someone told me you can get tax relief on your wages. I’m not sure if that only applies to someone who has paid stamp duty. I haven’t paid stamp duty as I bought the house at £104K. Any comments/answer would be grately appreciated.
Whistleblower Law protection, wrongful termination after reporting employer for tax evasion, unpaid wages,?
17
Mar
I reported my employer recently for not paying the correct wages, withholding money from paychecks to avoid taxation. I was to get $19 an hour. Employer puts on paystub that I get minimum wage and overtime @ minimum wage rate. Then gives us some bonus, and takes part of this bonus away pre-tax. He gives it back to us post-tax but as mileage. He then avoids FICA, Medicare and additional state and federal taxes from employees checks each pay. In addition, He is not paying the correct rate of pay, and can claim the mileage on his income taxes as a deduction. Does this qualify under the whistleblower law? Are there attorneys that will represent me based on percentage of award? There are approximately 200 employees that this employer does this to. I also wonder what he reports in his contracts to Department of Public Welfare in grant applications for employee wages, perhaps fraud there too.
A 100 hour paycheck which is 80 hours straight time (1520) and 20 hours overtime (570) but I’m getting (480)ST and (180)OT and bonus of (400) bonus=(1060) and that is not 19 an hour that I was promised, nor $17 an hr but really $10 an hour. He can’t cut one employees hourly rate and not the others in the same position.
How much of your wages can be garnished to satisfy non-tax treasury debt. Does the state I live in NY matter?
13
Mar
Also, how about social security, IRA and 401-K accounts as to garnishment or seizure? Is there some maximum percentage of wages they can take?
Thanks
What amount from my paystub do I enter when it ask for total wages. I’m doing the free tax estimator.?
22
Feb
I’m doing the free tax estimator on the hr block website and using my last paystub to get an estimate on my refund.
Employment Law: Overtime Wages
19
Jan
Attorney Maurice Arcadier, of law firm Allen & Arcadier, of Melbourne, Florida, discusses the Employment Law legal issue of overtime wages.
Attorney from law firm Allen & Arcadier, of Melbourne, F…
Tax Lawyers Answer Tax Questions About the Irs, Audits, Liens, Levies, and Garnished Wages
29
Nov
By, Jones & Ryan
Dealing with the IRS and related tax problems can be anyone’s worst nightmare. Once the IRS has begun to go after you, it can seem that they won’t stop even after you think they have gotten what they want. The tax lawyers of Jones & Ryan have been working since 1995 to solve such nightmares. Grey W. Jones, Esq. and Cheryl L. Ryan, Esq. are tax attorneys with extensive knowledge in tax law and today want to answer some of your common tax questions for free. Below you will find four answers to common tax and IRS related questions. If you wish to find more in-depth answers and get more tax help our website offers an extensive frequently asked tax questions section that we are constantly updating, as well as, a simple tax help questionnaire to start a free initial consultation with our tax lawyers.
Why did the IRS file a tax lien against me?
A tax lien, usually filed with your county recorder, serves as notice to those who may loan you money (home or car loan, bank loan, credit card advances, etc.) that once the lien is filed, the IRS’ claim against you for taxes will come before those of anyone loaning you money after the filing. With certain exceptions it attaches to all property, real and personal, tangible and intangible, in which you have an interest, wherever the property may be located. A lien does not result in the actual seizure of any property, real estate or other forms. Further, before the IRS can file a lien against your property, it should give you 30-day notification that it intends to do so. This may give you time to make a payment or other arrangements.
Can the IRS levy on my house? On my wages? On my bank accounts? What about retirement funds?
A levy usually means the property is actually seized by the IRS. In the case of real estate, it means the IRS can force a sale of the property and keep the proceeds up to the amount of taxes, penalties and interest owed. A certain portion of wages and commissions are exempt from levy; the amount depends on a number of factors, including the number of dependents. All forms of bank accounts—savings, checking and CDs—are subject to a levy in full. In order to catch subsequent deposits, the IRS must serve a new levy on the bank. Once wages are levied upon, the same levy reaches all subsequent wages, commissions, bonuses, etc. No forms of retirement funds are exempt from levy, including social security payments and other forms of government pensions. However, unemployment and workers’ compensation benefits are exempt from levy, as are SSI and some forms of public assistance. A small amount of household and personal effects, and tolls and equipment used in the taxpayer’s trade or business, are exempt from levy.
The IRS is garnishing my wages. How can I stop them?
The IRS will garnish your wages after proper notice. All the IRS wants is payment or a good reason why you can’t pay. This is when you can negotiate a payment plan or an Offer in Compromise or convince the agency you are worthy of uncollectible status. It is imperative after you receive a notice of “Intent to Levy” that you deal with it immediately. Intents to Levy are time-sensitive and if you miss your deadline to reply, i.e. make payment arrangements, your employer will be made aware of the situation and your wages may be garnished. If you’re not sure how to go about this, consult a qualified tax attorney to assist you.
When is the right time to consult an attorney?
There are various reasons you would need to consult an attorney such as: fraud investigation, a long audit or one that involves legal issues, inadequate books/records, not filing returns for a number of years, if you don’t actually owe taxes, if the statute of limitations has run out or if you would feel more comfortable dealing with the IRS through an attorney. Whatever the reason, don’t hesitate to contact an experienced tax attorney to help you through your foray into the wide world of IRS red tape. Many law firms including Jones & Ryan offer free initial consultations to better understand your situation and decide how they can help.
The Jones and Ryan Tax Attorney website offers an extensive frequently asked tax questions and answers page. You will also find free tax articles as well as information about our lawyers, firm, initial free consultation, and how to get in contact with us.
If The Irs Can Legally Tax Your Labor And Wages Than Why Did This Man Get Aquitted????
26
Oct
Is it crazy to take the IRS to court claiming you don’t legally have to pay income taxes? One guy did, and won
By Loresha Wilson
A Shreveport attorney who has challenged the government for years on the legality of filing federal income taxes has been acquitted on charges he failed to file returns.
A federal jury unanimously found Tommy Cryer not guilty this week on two misdemeanor counts of failure to file.
And according to Cryer, the prosecution dismissed two felony charges of tax evasion prior to trial.
Attempts by The Times on Thursday to reach U.S. Attorney Donald Washington or Bill Flanagan, first assistant U.S. attorney, were not successful. Calls made to the two were not immediately returned.
“The court could not find a law that makes me liable or makes my revenues taxable,” Cryer said. “The Supreme Court has ruled that the government cannot impose an income tax on anything but the profits and gains. When you work for someone you give your service and labor in exchange for money, so everything you make is not profit or gain. You put something into it.”
Cryer was indicted last year on two counts of tax evasion. The indictment alleged he evaded payment of $73,000 in income tax to the Internal Revenue Service during 2000 and 2001.
Cryer created a trust listing himself as the trustee, and received payments of dividends, interest and stock income to that trust, according to the indictment. He also was accused of concealing his receipt of the sources of income from the IRS by failing to file a tax return on behalf of that trust.
“I determined that my personal earnings were not 100 percent profits, some were income,” Cryer said. “I refuse to file, I refuse to pay unless they can show me I have a lawful reason to pay.”
“What I earned was my own personal labor. I am giving something in exchange. I’m giving my property and I don’t belong to anyone else.”
Cryer says he stopped filing returns more than 10 years ago after he investigated claims that income tax was a sham. He contends the law doesn’t actually tax personal earning.
Any Attorneys Out There? Tax Lien Situation Whereby Irs Has Garnished Wages To The Point Of Poverty; Remedies?
07
Sep
This info is for a freind whom has consulted w/ an atty. and stated that the only option is a settlement. This party does not have the money for a settlement nor enough assets to sell off to erase the tax liability. All wages garnished and personal asset(s) i.e. car has lien attached. Bankruptcy won’t work due to this is non-dischargeable debt. This person understands the need to pay and has a good job-salary, but the IRS has left her/him with $333 to live on ea. month. Bascially poverty-stricken. No doubt the gov’t has legal basis to due this, but, but, I believe it’s unfair/ unjust to propel a person into dire straits with collection efforts. If the garnishment was not at the present level e.g. leaving this person with say $1000 to live on monthly, it would be affordable. I don’t think the IRS… tax system, was setup to render a preson homeless or otherwise. Thank you for any assistance.