Check Below to See How We Can Help With Tax Liens and Levies
What Are State and IRS Tax Liens and Tax Levies?
Federal tax liens are legal claims against your property when federal taxes remain unpaid, while tax levies allow the IRS to seize assets such as wages, bank accounts, or other property. An IRS tax levy generally occurs after required notices have been issued and collection efforts have not resolved the balance. State tax agencies may also issue liens or levies for unpaid state taxes.
At Resolve Federal Tax Group, we help taxpayers understand the differences between federal tax liens, tax levies, and an IRS tax levy, while evaluating available options to resolve both federal and state tax collection actions.
Who This Helps
- Taxpayers with IRS liens on their property
- Property owners who can't sell due to tax liens
- Those facing potential bank or wage levies
- Anyone needing to protect their assets
Who Qualifies for IRS and State Tax Lien or Tax Levy Relief?
Taxpayers experiencing collection actions from the IRS or a state tax agency may qualify for relief depending on their financial circumstances and compliance history. Individuals or businesses affected by federal tax liens, tax levies, or an IRS tax levy may have options to address these collection actions.
At Resolve Federal Tax Group, we review your case to determine whether relief from federal tax liens, tax levies, or an IRS tax levy may be available. We also help taxpayers understand state tax collection procedures and explore appropriate resolution options.
Learn How We Can Help Address Tax Liens and Tax Levies
Resolve Federal Tax Group carefully reviews your IRS and state tax accounts to determine why federal tax liens and tax levies issued. We analyze your financial circumstances, explain your available resolution options, and identify opportunities to address collection actions.
When authorized, we communicate with the IRS to discuss your case and help prepare the required documentation. If state tax agencies have issued similar actions, we also review those obligations. Our process is designed to help taxpayers understand federal tax liens, resolve tax levies, and address an IRS tax levy through appropriate IRS and state procedures.
Steps We Take to Help Resolve IRS Tax Liens and Tax Levies
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Immediate Protection
We work to prevent or release levies on your wages and bank accounts
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Lien Resolution
We negotiate lien withdrawals, subordinations, or discharges
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Asset Protection
We establish payment arrangements to prevent future collection actions
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Repair Creditworthiness
We help remove liens from public records to improve your financial standing
Common Problems & Solutions
IRS filed a Tax Lien against you
We negotiate with the IRS to reduce the impact on your finances
IRS Levied your bank account
We work for immediate levy release and establish arrangements to prevent recurrence
Lien damaging your credit and business reputation
We pursue lien withdrawal to remove it from public records and restore creditworthiness
IRS seized your Tax Refund
We review your case and explore every available tax relief option
Tax Lien preventing property sale or refinancing
We obtain lien subordination or discharge to allow your transaction to proceed
Wage Garnishment creating Financial Hardship
We work to stop IRS wage garnishments and negotiate lasting solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a tax lien and a tax levy?
A tax lien is a claim against your property, while a levy is the actual seizure of assets. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers understand the difference and determine the appropriate strategy for resolving IRS collection problems.
Can the IRS place a lien on my home or business property?
Yes. The IRS may file a lien against real estate or business assets when tax debt remains unpaid. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers explore options to address Federal tax liens and protect their financial interests.
How long does an IRS tax lien remain in place?
The length of time a lien remains depends on factors such as the tax debt, IRS collection period, and any actions taken to resolve the balance. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers understand their options.
Can a tax lien affect my credit or ability to sell property?
A tax lien may create challenges when selling, refinancing, or transferring property. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps evaluate possible solutions to address IRS lien issues and improve financial flexibility.
What happens after the IRS issues a levy?
Once the IRS issues a levy, assets may be taken to satisfy unpaid taxes. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers respond quickly and explore options to stop or release collection actions.
How can I stop IRS tax levies?
Addressing tax debt early and communicating with the IRS may help prevent enforcement actions. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers negotiate solutions and pursue options designed to resolve IRS collection concerns.
Can the IRS levy my wages?
Yes. Wage garnishment is one form of IRS collection activity. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers understand their rights and explore possible solutions to address wage-related tax levies.
Can state tax agencies issue liens or levies?
Yes. State tax agencies may also file liens or pursue collection actions for unpaid state tax obligations. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers understand both IRS and state tax collection procedures.
What should I do if I receive a Notice of Federal Tax Lien?
You should take action quickly and understand your available options. Resolve Federal Tax Group reviews IRS notices, explains potential consequences, and helps develop a strategy for resolving the issue.
Can a tax lien be withdrawn?
In certain situations, taxpayers may qualify for lien withdrawal if IRS requirements are met. Resolve Federal Tax Group evaluates your circumstances and determines whether lien relief options may apply.
Can I sell my property if there is a Federal tax lien?
A property sale may still be possible depending on the circumstances. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers explore options such as lien discharge or subordination when attempting to complete a transaction.
How do I know if the IRS has filed a tax lien against me?
Taxpayers may receive IRS notices regarding liens, but it is important to review official records and correspondence. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps clients understand their tax status and available solutions.
Can IRS tax levies be released?
In certain situations, the IRS may release a levy based on factors such as hardship, errors, or approved resolution agreements. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers evaluate whether levy release options are available.
How do tax levies impact individuals and businesses?
Tax levies can disrupt finances by affecting income, accounts, and assets. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps individuals and businesses address IRS collection issues and work toward long-term tax resolution.
Can payment arrangements prevent future liens or levies?
Depending on the circumstances, establishing an approved resolution agreement may help reduce collection risks. Resolve Federal Tax Group helps taxpayers explore IRS solutions to avoid additional enforcement actions.
Why should I hire Resolve Federal Tax Group for tax lien and levy problems?
Resolve Federal Tax Group provides professional tax relief representation for individuals and businesses facing IRS collection issues. Our team helps clients address Federal tax liens, respond to IRS tax levy actions, and resolve outstanding tax debt through strategic negotiation and representation.
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