Child Support and IRS Tax Debt - Know the
Facts and Help Your KidsSensitive Issue: When you owe the
IRS and owe Child Support, it's a scary issue. You can't go without
paying for your children's needs. But the IRS is breathing down you
neck. So who do you pay first? The answer may surprise you.
The IRS issued a Wage Levy on me. But I
need the income to pay for my Child Support. Will they still continue to
Garnish my wages.
Yes. The IRS will continue to Garnish
your wages. The IRS will leave you enough money to pay for your child
support and your basic needs. So watch out. Don't think you can dodge a
Wage Garnishment just because you owe child support.
Is child support considered earned
income?
No. For purposes of calculating the
earned income credit, the child support you receive is not considered
income. Read rest of article
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