An IRS levy is a legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. It can include garnishing wages, freezing bank accounts, or seizing assets.

The exact time frame depends on the specific situation, but here's a breakdown:

There is a 21-day window: For a bank levy, the bank must hold your funds for 21 days before sending them to the IRS. This provides a critical window to contact the IRS and resolve the issue.

If you haven't filed a federal tax return in years, it's a serious matter, but it's not too late to take action and get back on track.

Here's a breakdown of what to expect:

· Penalties and Interest

· Loss of Refunds and Credits

· Substitute for Return (SFR)

· Collection Actions

· Potential Legal Issues

Yes, you can amend taxes from multiple years, but you need to file a separate Form 1040-X for each year you want to amend

Yes, we can intervene to potentially stop or reduce wage garnishments and help negotiate with the IRS.

Typically, the IRS takes 8–12 weeks to process amended returns, but timelines can vary.

There’s no penalty for filing an amendment, but it's important to do it correctly and as soon as errors are discovered.

Bring any IRS letters, tax returns, notices of levy or garnishment, and proof of income or hardship.

Possibly. Through programs like Offer in Compromise, you may qualify to settle for less, depending on your financial situation.

Yes, you’ll receive written confirmation once the levy is released

We offer a free consultation to assess your situation and determine the best resolution strategy.

Yes, we offer flexible payment plans to make getting help affordable and accessible.

Absolutely. Your privacy and trust are critical—we maintain full confidentiality with all client information.