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05-26-2006, 05:19 PM
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forced to quit due to garnishment of wage Nevada Nevada
I am an independent contractor. The IRS sent a notice to garnish to the company I was working for. I was suppose to get paid $125.00 but the company took $90.00 of it out and told me when I get my release from the IRS to show it to them and they would give it back to me, in the mean time it would sit in there safe.
Then they cut my days and hours to hours they know I can't work and told me I better have a back up job. I have been with this company 8 years and never had a problem. So I had to quit. Can they hold that much out and not even send it to the IRS. Thanks anyone who can help. 
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