If you receive a notice from the IRS, the bank, your employer or contracting vendor, regarding a bank levy or wage garnishment or confiscation of receivables, you must act fast. Many times we can prevent the aggressive collection action before funds are taken. If the levy or garnishment is active we will act immediately to release or modify the levy using every effective method available.

The IRS may use aggressive means to recoup money that you owe in back taxes or penalties. This may involve attempts to seize your assets, such as property, wages, or bank accounts. Once the situation progresses to this point, you may think you’re out of options. Fortunately, there is still action you can take to convince the IRS to release a levy, lien, or garnishment. Our attorneys help you through this complex process.

 
The Difference Between Levies, Liens, and Garnishments 

The difference between these three collection methods is the asset the IRS pursues. It breaks down as follows:

• Levy: Bank accounts
• Lien: Real property and credit report
• Garnishment: Wages

All three methods are severe and may cause you substantial hardship. At All Star Tax Relief, we may help you with the release or removal of the IRS asset attachment.

Removal and Release

The IRS is more willing to remove a levy, lien, or garnishment if you make an alternate arrangement to pay down the debt. As tax relief experts, this is our specialty. We can negotiate on your behalf to work out an installment plan or present a quality Offer in Compromise to the IRS. We can also assist with penalty adjustments or IRS appeals if applicable.

Your circumstances and financial security dictate the best action to resolve your debt, which is why we make recommendations case by case. From the start, you work directly with your tax reduction consultant to develop a viable strategy for your situation. The right approach increases your chances of tax lien removal or levy release.