Unified Protection Against IRS Intent to Levy

Safeguard Your Rights with Hall’s IRS

Get comprehensive solutions to monitor and assess every aspect of your IRS levy threat. With the right support, let us prioritize your security by handling complex forms and advocating for your rights, ensuring you stay safeguarded at every step.

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Received Notice of Intent To Levy In Mail?

It can a be result of →

Unpaid Taxes

If you have outstanding tax debts, it can spiral into major consequences, including IRS levies and asset seizures if no arrangements are made at the earliest.

Incorrect Address on File

Failing to update your address with the IRS means you might miss critical notices about unpaid taxes, potentially leading to enforcement actions like levies.

Unfiled Tax Returns

If the IRS assesses your taxes and you haven’t filed, this can trigger a levy on your assets to recover what’s owed.

Defaulted Installment Agreement

Breaking an installment agreement with the IRS can lead to default, pushing them to take more aggressive actions like placing a levy on your accounts.

Unpaid Penalties and Interest

Ignoring the penalties and interest that accumulate on late or underpaid taxes can lead to compounded debt, resulting in IRS enforcement actions to recover the amount owed.

IRS Notice of Intent to Levy document highlighting the IRS's plan to seize assets for unpaid taxes

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Ignoring a Notice of Intent to Levy Can Have Serious Consequences →

Wage Garnishments

The IRS can take a portion of your paycheck directly, leaving you struggling to cover everyday expenses.

Bank Account Levies

Your bank accounts can be frozen and funds seized, making it impossible to access your money when you need it most.

Property Seizures

The IRS can claim your home, car, or other valuable assets, leaving you with almost nothing.

Credit Damage

Tax liens and levies can significantly harm your credit score, making it difficult to secure loans or mortgages in the future.

Business Impact

If you’re a business owner, the IRS can seize business assets, disrupting operations and potentially shutting you down.

Facing an IRS intent to levy can mean losing your assets. Hall’s IRS stops IRS levies, protects your future, and relieves the stress of tax issues. Get the support you need now to ensure a secure, levy-free tomorrow.

Secure Help Before It’s Too Late

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Join the Many Who Lifted IRS Liens with Hall’s IRS!

Conduct a Comprehensive Review

We’ll thoroughly review your situation to determine if you qualify for hardship relief or other factors that may support a release from the IRS levy notice.

Submit a Formal Levy Release Request

If the levy is causing significant financial hardship, we will submit a request, complete with the necessary documentation, to prove your case for a levy release.

Negotiate a Manageable Payment Plan

We’ll explore solutions such as installment agreements or partial payment plans, negotiating with the IRS to lift the notice of levy while ensuring you can pay your debt in a simpler way.

Challenge the Levy with Strong Grounds

If you believe the levy is unjustified, we’ll help you file a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing request, halting the levy and disputing the IRS’s claims on valid grounds.

Final Resolution Hearing

Once the hearing is scheduled, we’ll handle your case and challenge the levy. If it turns out the levy was wrong or the IRS didn’t follow the proper steps, we’ll work to get it lifted and your property back.

We’ll Fight Back IRS Wrongful Levies!

Just because the IRS issues a levy doesn’t mean they’ve followed precise procedures. The IRS has made mistakes in the past, including wrongfully seizing property while a tax dispute is still being resolved.

We’re here to help you protect your rights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ignoring an Intent to Levy can lead to serious consequences, including the seizure of your wages, bank accounts, or property. Hall’s IRS can step in to negotiate with the IRS and help you avoid these drastic measures by finding a suitable solution to resolve your tax debt.

Absolutely. Our team will analyze your financial situation and negotiate with the IRS to establish a payment plan, such as an installment agreement or Offer in Compromise, which can prevent or stop a levy from being enforced.

We’ll need all related IRS notices, including the Intent to Levy and any previous correspondence, as well as a full picture of your current situation. This helps us build a strong case for stopping the levy and finding the best resolution for you.

Time is of the essence in levy cases. Once you reach out to us, we’ll immediately begin reviewing your case and communicating with the IRS to stop the levy before any assets are seized.

Yes, if the IRS has already levied your bank account or wages, we can still help. Hall’s IRS will work on having the levy released by demonstrating financial hardship or negotiating an alternative arrangement with the IRS to reduce the impact on your assets.

We take immediate action to prevent the levy from progressing. Our experienced team works to resolve any missing tax filings and negotiates directly with the IRS to stop the seizure of your assets. We aim to provide relief as quickly as possible by identifying the best strategy for your case.