Tax Lien & Levy Release
Stop IRS Seizures and Protect Your Assets
Federal Tax Liens and Levies are the IRS's most powerful collection tools. A lien creates a legal claim against all property, while a levy actually seizes property or rights to property. Understanding the distinction is critical—and we know how to release both.
AI Summary
A Federal Tax Lien is the government's legal claim against your property. Unlike a levy (which physically seizes property), a lien secures the government's interest. Relief options include Discharge (removing lien from specific property), Subordination (letting another creditor move ahead), and Withdrawal (full removal of the public notice).
Facing an IRS Levy or Lien?
Time is critical—bank levies have a 21-day window
Real Results: Emergency Levy Release
"Construction contractor woke up to find $47K frozen—payroll was due Friday. We contacted IRS immediately, demonstrated hardship, and negotiated full release within 8 days. All funds returned, payroll met, and a manageable payment plan established."
*Illustrative scenario. Levy release timing depends on IRS response times, case complexity, and resolution type negotiated. Results vary based on individual circumstances.
Are You Facing Collection Action?
You need immediate help if:
Bank levies have a 21-day window. After 21 days, the IRS takes your money permanently. Every day you wait reduces your options. Call us immediately.
Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL)
The IRS files a public notice establishing priority against other creditors. This affects credit scores and property transfers. We pursue multiple relief options:
Levy Actions & Releases
The IRS can levy wages, bank accounts, accounts receivable, Social Security benefits, and other property. We secure levy releases to protect your income and assets:
How We Stop Levies
Immediate Intervention
We contact the IRS immediately upon engagement to request levy release while we develop a resolution strategy. Time is critical—especially with bank levies.
Asset Protection
We protect your bank accounts, wages, home, business assets, and accounts receivable against garnishments, levies, and seizures.
Resolution Strategy
Levy release typically requires establishing an alternative collection method— installment agreement, OIC, or CNC status—that protects your assets long-term.
Collection Due Process
If you received a CDP notice, you have rights to a hearing before the IRS Office of Appeals. We represent you through this process.
Professional Standards & Authority
Don't Wait—Act Now
Every day matters when facing IRS collection actions. Bank levies give you only 21 days before funds are seized. Contact us immediately for emergency representation.
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