IRS Tax Levy

If you receive a notice of a tax levy, the IRS is trying to collect the back taxes you need to pay through the seizure of your properties.

These three things need to occur before the IRS can take your properties: 1) a Notice of Demand for payment is served; 2) refusal to pay; 3) 30 days before the levy, you get a Final Notice of Intent to Levy.

The IRS can seize these assets:

• Bank accounts, checking and savings
• Your houses and vehicles
• Wages, including commissions
• Life insurance
• Accounts receivable, contracts, and securities
• Inheritance
• State income tax refunds
• Social Security benefits
• Retirement pensions
• Partnership interest

And the list goes on...

You and your family will suffer emotional and financial stress from a levy. If the stress involved with IRS problems is burdening your family, a tax levy will just add to this stress.

A tax levy notice needs a reply. Here are some options that can release a tax levy, and you can resolve your IRS issues with an IRS Problem Resolution professional:

• Full payment of taxes, with penalties and interest
• Expiration of the statute of limitations
• If levy is released, taxes can be collected
• Installment Agreement
• Extrem hardship if levied
• Assets levied are proven to be more than what you owe, so part of it will be released
• Filing bankruptcy
• Offer in Compromise

Please feel free to contact us at getirshelp.com or by all means call us tollfree at (888) GETMISH 438-6474 We're here to help with all of your problems with the IRS! It's not your fault so call us now!

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