This notice is sent to inform the taxpayer that they have been released from the garnishment listed on the notice.
About Your Notice
Why did I get this notice?
What should I do?
Where can I get more information?
Common Questions
What if I have other garnishments?
What if my employer continues making garnishment payments?
Why did I get this notice?
A garnishment release letter is sent when the garnishment listed in the letter has been paid in full. The Department also send this notice when the taxpayer enters into an Installment Payment Agreement to pay off the garnishment. The garnishment release letter only applies to the garnishment detailed in the letter.
What should I do?
No action is required if the taxpayer has been released from a garnishment.
Where can I get more information?
For more information, review the Garnishment FAQs. If the taxpayer hasadditional questions, call 1-877-252-3252.
What if I have other garnishments?
The period and tax type of the garnishment that is being released is detailedin the notice. If the taxpayer has other garnishments, those may still be in effect.
What if my employer continues making garnishment payments?
The taxpayer's employer should return any amounts to the taxpayer that they are still holding. Any overpayments the Department receives will be refunded directly to the taxpayer. However, if the taxpayer has other debts with the Department, the IRS, or another State agency, the taxpayer's overpayment will be applied to those debts.
