IRS Tax Relief Help: How to Deal with an IRS Levy

When it comes to collecting taxpayers debts, the IRS is serious about its collections process. Because of the aggressive nature of their tactics, taxpayers are oftentimes overwhelmed and don’t know where to turn. This behavior may cause a person to feel hopeless, therefore avoiding the problem all together.

If you or someone you know if facing a levy from the IRS, the most important thing to remember is not to panic. While an IRS levy seems like the worst thing that can happen to you, the fact of the matter is that it isn’t. Beyond levies, the IRS uses even harsher tactics. Taking the right steps during the levy stage of an IRS collections process is crucial to preventing seizures, garnishments, and complete financial ruin.

There are a number of ways a taxpayer can get a levy released if given the proper guidance. These methods include but are not limited to entering into an “Offer in Compromise”, establishing an affordable payment plan, or declaring the taxpayer as “Currently not Collectable”. Specifically, JG Tax Group uses the IRS law to our clients’ advantage by requesting that the IRS release a levy if the levy is creating a taxpayer hardship.

JG Tax Group has stopped levies in 3-4 business days in 96% of our cases. If you ignore being levied by the IRS, they will respond by seizing your assets, and selling them at auction. This includes but isn’t limited to your homes, cars, boats, jewelry, motorcycles, insurance policies, retirement funds, or anything of any monetary value.

In order to prevent this from happening, it’s crucial that you contact the tax professionals at JG Tax Group today. Upon speaking to one of our tax professionals, we will knowledgeable and quickly start taking the right steps to alleviate your IRS tax problems.