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What If I Call Them On My Own? Can't I Get My Own IRS Levy Release? Sure you can. Many people do. But beware! You'll be swimming in shark infested waters. Again, keep in mind that virtually all of the IRS telephone representatives are good people who just happen to work for an employer that gets no respect. They have a job to do and they have to perform in certain ways and follow certain guidelines. Just like you. The big problem you'll encounter is not going to be a treacherous or devious person on the other end of your telephone line. Your biggest problem will be your lack of experience and your lack of knowledge in the subject matter you'll be dealing with. The IRS phone reps are rigorously trained and monitored before they are allowed to talk to taxpayers on the phone with no supervision. These people know their jobs very well. Plus, they are very good at what they they do. And what they do is collect as much money as they can collect as fast as they can collect it. You'll probably get just one chance to get your IRS Levy Release. Are you willing to risk it all when we are ready to give you our unconditional guarantee: If for any reason we are unable to get your IRS Levy Release, you won't pay us a single dime. |
An IRS Levy on wages is the fastest way for them to get at your money.
Most people who owe back taxes have a regular and steady job of some sort. That job is an easy source of revenue for the IRS. It's a favorite way to get the attention of someone who has been ignoring all those letters. And IRS uses it quite effectively. It's fairly easy for IRS to find your employer. Most of the time, all they have to do is look at your W-2 from last year since you probably haven't witched jobs. In fact, IRS will typically send IRS Levy notices to anyone you worked for in the last three to five years. IRS will also have record of everyone who paid you as a contractor or subcontractor or consultant or for any other type of self-employed work. Most (but not all) self-employed individuals receive at least one form 1099 for each tax year. The IRS computer system cross-references employers and their employees by matching the Federal ID Number of the employer to the Social Security Number of the employee. This makes it quite simple for them to verify that the income you reported on your tax return is at least as much as the total of all the W-2s and 1099s they received from other paying sources. If you've changed jobs recently or perhaps started a second job that you didn't have last year, then chances are that IRS won't know about it until May or June of the following year when they've processed all of the W-2s and 1099s sent to them by employers and other payers. Those W-2s and 1099s are given to you (and sent in to the government in January) so that you can use them to prepare your tax return at 10:00 p.m. on April 15th and then drive around town like a complete idiot trying to find the one lonely Post Office way over on the other side of town (or in the third town to the east, or is that the west, gee I wish I'd written down the address like my wife told me to do) that is staying open until midnight for the "convenience of the taxpayers." Once IRS is successful in finding a good levy source, their IRS Levy will will stay active until the underlying tax is completely paid or some other agreement is made and they send your employer that elusive IRS Levy Release form. IRS cannot take all of your paycheck, but we've seen them take 80% to 85% of our clients' take-home pay with an IRS Levy. If the company or individual who receives the IRS Levy treats the taxpayer like a self-employed person and doesn't deduct any payroll taxes from the check, then the payer is technically required to withhold all payments to the taxpayer until the total amount of the levy has been sent to IRS. Again, an agreement can be reached with IRS and they can issue an IRS Levy Release, but only when all of their requirements have been met. If you ask us to negotiate an Installment Agreement for you and you don't need any other type of service, our fee for successfully negotiating with IRS for you will be $695, regardless of the amount of time it takes us to finalize the agreement with IRS. Flat rate.But remember that most of clients need more than just an IA by itself.
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You'll Get It Straight From The IRS' Mouth The text below is copied directly from the IRS website
We usually levy only after these three special requirements are met: 1. We assessed the tax and sent you a Notice and Demand for Payment; 2. You neglected or refused to pay the tax; and 3. We sent you a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to A Hearing (levy notice) at least 30 days before the levy. We may give you this notice in person, leave it at your home or your usual place of business, or send it to your last known address by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested. Please note: if we levy your state tax refund, you may receive a Notice of Levy on Your State Tax Refund, Notice of Your Right to Hearing after the levy.
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