Bank & Wage Levy Help

IRS Tax Levies

An IRS levy is one of the most serious collection actions the government can take. A levy can seize money from a bank account, wages, accounts receivable, or other property. If you received a levy notice or your funds have already been frozen, it is important to act quickly.

A levy is different from a lien

A lien is a legal claim against property. A levy is an actual collection action. Once the IRS issues a levy, your bank, employer, or other third party may be required to send money to the IRS. In some cases, there may be a short window to request release or prevent funds from being sent.

When a levy needs immediate attention

Call quickly if your bank account is frozen, your employer received levy paperwork, the IRS sent a final notice of intent to levy, or a levy would prevent you from paying necessary living or business expenses.

What to do next

Save all IRS letters and any notices from your bank or employer. Contact The Tax Solvers immediately so we can review the deadlines and help you respond.

Request a consultation

If you are facing an IRS levy, contact The Tax Solvers today. Fast action can make a meaningful difference.

What happens next

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Review the notice

We look at the IRS letter, deadlines, tax years, and the immediate risk.
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Build the plan

We match your facts to the practical resolution options available.
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Move forward

We help prepare the response and guide the next step with the IRS.
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How We Can Help

Urgent support for IRS levies against bank accounts, wages, receivables, or other property.

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Tell us what the IRS is asking for and we will help you identify the right next step.

Do not wait for the IRS problem to grow.

Contact The Tax Solvers today and get a clear plan for your situation.