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LEVY BANK ACCOUNT

So now that the IRS has issued a levy on your bank account, what are your options?

Stop the bank levy. There are several ways to stop a bank levy. Depending on your financial status, you can enter into an IRS currently not collectible status, negotiate an IRS payment plan, enter into a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, or submit an Offer in Compromise .

Appeal the tax levy. If you know that the levy is in error, you have the right to appeal. The Appeals Office is much more reasonable that the IRS Revenue Officer that levied your bank account. These would include:

• Taxes were paid in full already.
• You we asses the tax and sent the intent to levy notice while you were going through bankruptcy and were exempt from levy action while in bankruptcy.
• The statute of limitation on the assessed taxes had expired.
• The IRS did not allow you to dispute the tax amount owed.
• You qualify for innocent spouse relief.
• You want to enter into a tax settlement option mentioned above.

By contacting us quickly, we can file an appeal on your bank levy. We know the best way to approach the appeal process to ensure the best chances for success. Once a bank levy has begun it is best to use a tax professional. You have waited so long for your matter to get to this point, that often the person at the IRS has already lost trust in you and determined that you are unwilling to work with them and reach an agreement. Once you retain a tax professional, especially one that they respect, they know that you are serious about getting your tax matter behind you. Remember that the IRS only levies as a last resort. It is not their choice to levy when other options will accomplish the same thing for them and be a lot better for you.

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