IRS TAX RELIEF
IRS Levy: IRS Tax Levy, IRS Wage Levy and IRS Bank Levy
What if . . .
. . . You are behind on your taxes, and . . .
. . . The IRS sends you a notice and demand for payment, and . . .
. . . You would pay the bill if you could but just can't afford it, . . .
. . . AND now the IRS is saying that they are going to levy your wages, other source of income or a seizure of your property!
Once you receive notice of intent to levy, you have 30 days to act. An IRS tax levy is a legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. To levy is to take something, so an IRS wage levy means they plan to take your wages. This is also known as wage garnishment. An IRS bank levy means the IRS plans to take money directly from your bank account(s) equal to what is owed.
Levies are different from liens. A lien is a claim on property and any proceeds from sale of that property; a levy actually means the IRS plans to take the property to satisfy the tax debt.
Levies should be avoided at all costs and are usually the result of poor or no communication with the IRS.
How can FSI Tax Corp help with an IRS levy?
Fortunately, you have procedural due process rights. IRS regulations require the IRS to remove a levy if the Service determines the levy is creating an economic hardship due to your financial situation.
The tax professionals at FSI Tax Corp will guide you through the complicated IRS codes and regulations. We know what it takes to cut through IRS red tape.
Imagine how well you will sleep once the stress of an IRS tax levy is removed.
However, you must take the first step. Fill out the form and a courteous tax professional will discuss your specific situation to determine the best option for resolving your tax problems.
Time is of the essence. Take action today!
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If you have been hit by an IRS tax levy, IRS wage levy or IRS bank levy, FSI Tax Corp can help. We can help to remove your IRS levy if it is creating undue financial hardship.
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