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Protect Your Assets from IRS Levies and Liens in Phoenix
Dealing with IRS levies and liens can be intimidating and stressful, but you don’t have to face it alone. At Dayes Law Firm, we assist individuals and businesses in protecting their assets and resolving issues related to IRS levies and liens. Our experienced tax resolution attorneys are here to provide you with the legal support you need to safeguard your financial future.
You can potentially get your tax levy or lien resolves when you speak with a Phoenix lawyer from our team. Call now to discuss the next steps.
An IRS lien is a legal claim against a taxpayer’s property, both real and personal, used as security for the payment of tax debt. It serves as a notice to creditors that the IRS has a claim to the taxpayer’s assets.
An IRS levy is a legal seizure of a taxpayer’s property to satisfy a tax debt. Levies can include garnishing wages, seizing bank accounts, taking retirement savings, and seizing other property such as vehicles or real estate.
The IRS typically only resorts to liens and levies after multiple attempts to contact the taxpayer about their tax debt and attempts to resolve the issue through other means, such as installment agreements or offers in compromise, have been unsuccessful.
An IRS lien can negatively impact your credit rating and make it difficult to obtain credit or loans. It can also make it challenging to sell or refinance property, as the lien must be satisfied before the property can be transferred.
An IRS levy can result in the seizure of your wages, bank accounts, or other property to satisfy your tax debt. It can cause significant financial hardship and disrupt your ability to meet your financial obligations.
Yes, there are several options available to prevent or remove an IRS lien or levy. These include paying the tax debt in full, entering into an installment agreement, negotiating an offer in compromise, or requesting a release of the lien or levy due to financial hardship.
The IRS is required to notify taxpayers in writing when a lien or levy is placed on their property. You will receive a Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL) for liens and a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to A Hearing for levies.
If you receive a Notice of Federal Tax Lien or Final Notice of Intent to Levy, it’s essential to take action promptly. You have rights and options, including requesting a Collection Due Process hearing, negotiating a payment arrangement, or exploring other resolution options.
Yes, Phoenix taxpayers have the right to appeal an IRS lien or levy through a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing. During the hearing, you can present evidence and arguments to challenge the lien or levy or propose alternative resolution options.
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