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Collection Enforcement & Appeals
If the IRS has moved from letters to enforcement — a garnished paycheck, a frozen bank account, a lien on your property — timing matters. Many of these actions come with firm response and appeal deadlines, and acting quickly preserves options that disappear if you wait.
What this covers
Wage garnishment & bank levy help
Responding to levies on wages and bank accounts, including requesting release when the levy creates economic hardship.
Federal tax liens
Addressing Notices of Federal Tax Lien, including release, withdrawal, discharge, and subordination requests where the facts support them.
Collection appeals
Pursuing Collection Due Process hearings, Equivalent Hearings, and Collection Appeals Program requests when the IRS's action deserves review.
Penalty abatement
First-time abatement and reasonable-cause requests to reduce failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties.
A realistic expectation
Enforcement actions often carry strict deadlines printed on the notice. If your notice has a levy, lien, or hearing deadline, do not wait — reaching out promptly keeps more options open.
No particular outcome, settlement amount, or timeline is promised or implied.
Questionnaire first — I generally call or text within one business day.
Related services
IRS Collection Resolution
Notices, balances due, payment plans, hardship status, and settlement reviews for individuals and businesses.
Learn moreBusiness & Payroll Tax Collections
Collection representation for business balances, payroll tax (Form 941) collection matters, and assessed Trust Fund Recovery Penalties.
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Important notices
Deadline warning
Submitting this form does not extend or preserve an IRS deadline. If your notice contains an imminent response, levy, appeal, or hearing deadline, contact the IRS or another qualified professional immediately.
No professional relationship. Submitting the questionnaire, emailing, or speaking with me during a free consultation does not create a professional or representation relationship. A relationship begins only after a signed engagement agreement and any required payment are completed.
No guarantee of results. Every IRS matter turns on its own facts, the taxpayer's financial circumstances, and IRS discretion. No particular outcome, settlement amount, or timeline is promised or implied.
Scope of services. Services are limited to the tax matters, tax periods, and taxing authorities expressly stated in the engagement agreement. Representation before the IRS is ordinarily authorized through Form 2848 for those matters and periods.
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