Tax Negotiation

IRS Tax Levy Release

An IRS tax levy is the legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. Unlike a lien (which is a legal claim), a levy actually takes your property — including bank accounts, wages, retirement accounts, Social Security benefits, and even physical assets.

If you have received a Final Notice of Intent to Levy, you have limited time to respond before the IRS takes action. Our team acts quickly to get levies released and negotiate a permanent resolution to your tax debt.

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Levy Types

Types of Levies

What the IRS Can Levy

The IRS has broad authority to seize many types of property and income. Common levy targets include:

  • ✓ Bank account levies — entire balance seized in one action
  • ✓ Wage garnishment — continuous levy taking a portion of every paycheck
  • ✓ Social Security levy — up to 15% of benefits withheld
  • ✓ Retirement account levies — 401(k), IRA, and pension funds
  • ✓ Accounts receivable levies — clients instructed to pay IRS directly
  • ✓ Physical property — vehicles, real estate, business assets
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The Process

How We Get Your Levy Released

Levy releases are time-critical. Our team moves fast to halt seizures and recover your funds or property.

1

Immediate Intervention

We contact the IRS immediately, establish representation, and request an emergency levy release based on hardship or pending resolution.

2

Compliance Check

Before the IRS releases a levy, all tax returns must be filed. We quickly prepare any missing returns to satisfy this requirement.

3

Levy Release Request

We submit a formal levy release request with documentation proving hardship, an ability to set up an installment agreement, or another valid ground for release.

4

Underlying Debt Resolution

After the levy is released, we negotiate a permanent resolution — installment agreement, OIC, or CNC — to prevent future levies.

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Taxpayer Rights

Your Rights

You Have Rights When Facing an IRS Levy

Many taxpayers do not realize they have legal rights and options when the IRS threatens to levy. You are entitled to:

  • ✓ A Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing before most levies are issued
  • ✓ A 30-day window after the Final Notice to request a hearing
  • ✓ An appeal of an improper levy through the IRS Office of Appeals
  • ✓ A Collection Appeals Program (CAP) appeal if already levied
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Ready to Resolve Your Tax Issues?

A tax levy can drain your bank account or garnish your wages without further warning. Act now to get it released and resolve your underlying debt.

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