A representation client and I received notification from the IRS that the client needs to make a regular monthly payment on an installment agreement. I was surprised by the notice because the payments are being made by withholding from the client's pay. Can anyone tell me whether this letter is routine in this situation or indicates that things are crossed up and need straightening out? Many thanks.
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Originally posted by erchess View PostA representation client and I received notification from the IRS that the client needs to make a regular monthly payment on an installment agreement. I was surprised by the notice because the payments are being made by withholding from the client's pay. Can anyone tell me whether this letter is routine in this situation or indicates that things are crossed up and need straightening out? Many thanks.
You don't say which came first, the garnishment by IRS or the IA entered into between
IRS and client.
I can't see how an IA would even be connected to a garnishment, which is a separate
action.
So, which came first?ChEAr$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA
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Originally posted by erchess View Postbut then it stopped and my client got and sent to HR the paperwork stopping it and putting in the withholding for the IA.ChEAr$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA
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How big a deal is this letter?
The Garnishment stopped promptly and as was negotiated it is only this month time tor the IA payments by withholding are to start. There's been one paycheck that should have had an IA payment and before the end of the month there will be another paycheck that should have an IA payment.
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