Get Your IRS Tax Levy Released Immediately!

Has the IRS placed a levy on your bank account or initiated a wage garnishment? Don’t let IRS actions intimidate you. At Clarity Tax Resolutions, we specialize in swiftly releasing your levy and settling your case with confidence and expertise.

Why Choose Clarity Tax Resolutions?

  • Expertise from Former IRS Agents: Our team includes former IRS agents who know the system inside and out. With experience teaching tax law at the IRS, we have the skills and knowledge to effectively stop your levy and resolve your case.
  • Our Elite Team: Comprising tax lawyers, CPAs, Board Certified Tax Attorneys, and former IRS Agents, Managers, and Instructors, we offer a combined 15+ years of tax of direct IRS experience. We are well-equipped to tackle your tax challenges.
  • Proven Success: Since 2010, we have earned an “A” rating from the Better Business Bureau and have successfully released thousands of tax levies and wage garnishments. Our mission is to secure the best possible outcome for your case.
  • Comprehensive Solutions: Beyond just releasing your levy, we also work to settle your IRS case for lasting peace of mind.

Our Proven Process to Release Your IRS Levy

Step 1: Review and Collect Information

  • Free Consultation: Schedule a no-cost 30-minute consultation with our specialists.
  • Document Gathering: We review your IRS notice and collect essential documents like your latest pay stub, bank statements, and Form 433-F. We also ensure all your previous tax returns are filed.

Step 2: Submission and Negotiation

  • Quick Submission: We promptly forward all required paperwork to the IRS.
  • Negotiation: We negotiate on your behalf to secure a payment plan or explore options like an Offer in Compromise to reduce your debt.

Step 3: Request a CDP Hearing if Necessary

  • CDP Hearing: If needed, we assist in filing for a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing to challenge the garnishment, which can pause the process while your case is reviewed.

Step 4: IRS Review and Release

  • Supervised Review: We monitor the IRS review process to ensure they have all necessary information.
  • Immediate Release: Typically, this leads to the prompt release of your bank levy or wage garnishment.

Step 5: Ongoing Support and Compliance

  • Continuous Updates: We keep you informed throughout the process.
  • Ongoing Compliance: We ensure you remain compliant with all IRS regulations to avoid further penalties.

Additional Tips for Managing IRS Levies

  • Respond Promptly: Act quickly to IRS notices to prevent garnishments. Immediate action can help you avoid severe consequences.
  • Consider a Taxpayer Assistance Order (TAO): If you can demonstrate financial hardship, a TAO may temporarily halt the IRS from seizing your assets.
  • Negotiate a Payment Plan: Propose a monthly installment plan to remove levies.
  • Explore an Offer in Compromise (OIC): Settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
  • Consider Bankruptcy: As a last resort, bankruptcy can stop most IRS collection efforts, including levies.

Handling Employer Threats: If your employer threatens to fire you due to a levy, this may violate 15 USC 1674. Report such threats to the Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (DOL).

FAQs

What triggers an IRS levy?

Unpaid taxes and unresolved debts often lead to IRS levies.

Can I negotiate with the IRS?

Yes, discuss payment plans or demonstrate financial hardship to potentially release the levy.

How will I be notified?

The IRS sends a “Final Notice of Intent to Levy,” typically giving you 30 days to respond.

What should I do upon receiving a levy notice?

Act immediately by contacting the IRS or consulting a tax expert.

Are there legal ways to stop a levy?

Yes, options include payment plans, proving hardship, or bankruptcy.

Can bankruptcy help?

Bankruptcy can halt most IRS collection activities, including levies, but should be considered carefully.

What assets can the IRS seize?

Bank accounts, income, social security benefits, retirement accounts, real estate, and personal property.

How to stop a wage garnishment?

Options include paying the debt, negotiating a plan, or demonstrating financial difficulty.

Can a bank account levy be stopped?

Yes, by addressing the tax debt proactively and staying in contact with the IRS.

Are there exemptions or appeals?

Yes, demonstrating hardship or appealing the levy can sometimes prevent action.

Stay calm and take control of your financial future.

Call us today for immediate tax relief and let our experts handle the complexities of your case. Discover peace of mind and regain control with Clarity Tax Resolutions.