A judge has just sentenced Wesley Snipes to three years in prison for tax evasion.
Snipes was not forced to surrender immediately. Instead, the judge ruled he could surrender at a later date, closer to his New Jersey home.
Snipes was convicted in February on three misdemeanor charges for not filing his taxes. The government claimed […]

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Wage garnishment laws have been passed by states as well as the federal government. The purpose of these laws is to provide a way for debts owed to creditors to be recovered. IRS wage garnishment is the most common application of these laws.
Garnishments against wages can be levied by any agency and is not […]

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According to a New York Times article that was released August of last year (2006), I.R.S. back taxes and delinquent taxes under $25,000 or less owed by taxpayers will now be attempted to be collected by up to three private collection agencies.
Two weeks after the article was published, data on 12,500 overdue taxpayers was turned […]

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