IRS Levies
Facing IRS tax levy? Fiore Tax Resolution experts can negotiate on your behalf, ensuring a resolution that meets your specific needs.

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What to Do If the IRS Issues a Tax Levy
When you owe money to the IRS, they may issue a tax levy, giving them the legal right to seize your property or financial assets to satisfy your debt. Here’s what you need to know:
Before a Tax Levy Can Be Issued
The IRS must complete several steps before initiating a levy:
- Send you a formal Notice and Demand for Payment
- Receive no payment or response from you
- Send a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and a Notice of Your Right to a Hearing at least 30 days before taking any action
Act Quickly to Avoid Serious Consequences
If you’ve received a levy notice, it’s critical to take immediate action. The sooner you respond, the more options you have. Fiore Tax Resolution experts can:
- Set up an affordable monthly payment plan
- Negotiate a settlement for less than the full amount owed
- Request relief if paying the debt would cause financial hardship
Ignoring a levy can result in continuous wage garnishment or bank account seizures.
Don’t wait. Contact us today for a free consultation and explore your best path toward resolving your tax debt.
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FAQs
Have questions about tax resolution? You’re not alone. Here are a few answers to some frequently asked questions. There are many more, so be sure to visit our FAQs page to see them all.
The process to qualify for a tax debt settlement is dependent on your personal financial situation. To find out if you qualify, schedule a complimentary consultation with one of our tax consultants, and be prepared to answer questions regarding your monthly income and expenses, additional assets to your name, and your total tax liability.
The Fresh Start program, also known as the Offer in Compromise, allows a taxpayer to settle their tax debt for a portion of the full amount owed when proven that the taxpayer is experiencing a financial hardship. If accepted, the Offer eliminates all outstanding balances with the IRS and releases any potential liens placed against the taxpayer.
While both are collection tools used by the IRS, a tax lien and a tax levy are not interchangeable terms. A lien is a claim to a taxpayer’s property due to a tax debt, while a levy is the actual action of seizing a taxpayer’s property.
Without protection in place, the IRS is legally allowed to seize your property or wages due to an unpaid tax liability.