Testimonials
Ms. Tina was absolutely amazing. My husband was in a very large mess and she went above and beyond to fix the problem.
First, they put me at ease knowing that what I thought was the end of the world and would put off was not entirely the case. They took over and worked tirelessly to resolve my issues. They now handle my payroll which has even taken a greater load off of me. By far hiring a professional to handle something as important as tax / book keeping / and payroll issues has been the best decision I have ever made. I only regret that I did not contact Tina Hall earlier.
I highly recommend this firm. They are responsive, considerate and client focused. Tax issues are stressful. Your business and personal reputation and financial considerations are too important to delay seeking assistance. There are many tax firms throughout the country who often overstate their abilities to obtain tax relief for their clients. Hall’s Tax Relief is not one of them. They deliver great results. Your decision to engage a tax firm is important. Do your due diligence. I consulted with numerous firms before retaining Hall’s Tax Relief. I am extremely pleased with my decision.
I cannot say enough about this company. Tina went above and beyond to help resolve our tax problems. We were able to sleep at night knowing she was taking care of us. I would recommend her to anyone that has tax problems.
Hall’s tax relief is awesome! Their process is very effective. Tina and her team are very caring, skilled and knowledgeable professionals. I would recommend them to anyone owing the IRS.
The IRS can garnish between 25% and 50% of your disposable income, which is what remains after mandatory deductions like taxes and Social Security. The exact percentage depends on your circumstances and federal guidelines.
If you file a joint tax return, the IRS can garnish your wages to collect on your spouse’s tax debt. However, if you filed separately, your wages cannot be garnished for your spouse’s debt, but joint bank accounts may still be at risk.
Yes, Hall’s IRS has extensive X+ years of experience in handling all types of IRS collections, including tax liens and bank levies. We work to resolve your tax debt, prevent asset seizures, and guide you through options like Offers in Compromise and installment agreements.
Our team acts swiftly to address wage garnishments. In many cases, we can negotiate a reduction or temporary halt within a few days, depending on your financial situation and the complexity of your case.
No, your employer cannot legally fire you because of an IRS wage garnishment. Under federal law, employers can face fines or imprisonment for terminating an employee due to a wage levy.
The IRS will continue garnishing your wages until your debt is fully paid, you set up a payment plan, or you prove financial hardship that qualifies for a garnishment reduction or stoppage.
The IRS doesn’t have a set maximum they can take, but they are required to leave you with a minimum amount. Unsure what that means for your paycheck? Our team can help you understand your rights and negotiate with the IRS to reduce or stop wage garnishment.
