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When Can the IRS seize or levy a taxpayer's property?
When Can the IRS seize or levy a taxpayer's property? Under current IRS regulations you should only be levied only after proper notice. It is important for you to contact us the second that you get any IRS Notice entitled FINAL NOTICE OF INTENT TO LEVY. When you have received any IRS Notice that says FINAL NOTICE OF INTENT TO LEVY or you feel that the IRS is going to levy your bank account or garnish your wages, click to contact us. Contact Us Now <<<<Back to the top How Can You Assist Me to Get the IRS To Release A Levy? We have proven processes to quickly assess your filing status, to learn the reasons why you were levied, and to determine how best to quickly protect you. Once retained, we quickly and effectively take powerful steps to get the levy of your bank account or the garnishment on your wages lifted. If the IRS or any state revenue department has levied your bank account or garnished your wages, click to contact us. Contact Us Now <<<<Back to the top How Can You Assist Me To Get My Bank Account Released from a Levy? From the date your bank account was levied, the bank may wait up to 21 days to send the levied funds to the IRS. We have proven methods to get levied funds released. The point is to act quickly and take advantage of the 21 days you have between getting notice of the levy and when the funds must be sent to the IRS. If the IRS has levied your bank account, click to contact us. Contact Us Now <<<<Back to the top Tax Resolution Center
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