Notice of Levy — 21 Days to Act

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If you have received a Notice of Intent to Levy by the IRS, you only have 21 days to act. During the course of the 21 days, all of your financial accounts levied will be frozen. You will be unable to access your money. After three weeks, your bank and/or the other organizations in your financial network will be forced to send your money plus interest to the IRS to cover your tax debt. Once the IRS has your money, it is gone, and the chance of getting any of the funds returned is slim to none. If you contact us within this initial 21-day period, there is a good chance we can negotiate a better deal for you and protect your financial security.

Once you have contacted us and hired us as your official representative, we can call the IRS Revenue Officer whose name is shown on the Notice of Levy. During the 21-day period, we will have the time to fully examine your case and begin negotiations with the IRS Revenue Officer. We can encourage the Revenue Officer to release the funds from levy by coming up with an alternative tax relief solution.

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First, we protect your funds from being levied by requesting a Stay of Collections from the IRS for up to a 90-day period. During this period, we can examine your tax debt and find a solution like an Installment Agreement or an Offer in Compromise. Our focus as your representative will be to provide you with a measure of tax relief. Remember: When you are dealing with the IRS, you are facing the biggest and toughest collection agency in the world. With Peter Stephan and the Tax Experts at the Tax Resolution Institute on your team, you have the opportunity of achieving a tax resolution that protects your financial future.

The IRS will initiate a levy against your financial holdings, starting with your bank accounts, if three requirements have been met. First, you have been sent a Notice and Demand for Payment of unpaid taxes that previously have been assessed to you. Two, you ignored the IRS notices and refused to pay your back taxes. Finally, three, the IRS has sent you a Final Notice of Intent to Levy, which includes your right to a hearing.

At least 30 days before the levy is enacted and your accounts frozen, you will have received this notice in person at your home or business, or at your last known official address by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested. If you have received the first Notice of Intent to Levy by the IRS, contact us now. We can take the proper action before your accounts are frozen and the levy is in place. Remember: The sooner you take action to resolve your IRS tax debt, the better the outcome will be.

Let’s be honest — 21 days is not a lot of time. With all the pressure and demands of modern life, three weeks can pass in the blink of an eye. Once your money, however, has been levied and paid by your bank or financial network to the IRS, it is already too late. In order to protect your cash reserves and the financial future of your family, you need to call us right away so we can take the necessary steps without delay.

Please do not hesitate. Contact us today.