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What you need to know about a Tax Levy
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We will prepare the necessary documents to get you fast relief;
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We will not only get you relief, we will also close your case;
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With the necessary documents we can get you relief within 24 hours.
668A - The IRS Bank Levy or bank garnishment
This is a 21 day hold or freeze on all money that was in your account on the specific day the IRS levy was received. Your account is not closed. IRS will give you 21 days to get the matter resolved. Most of the times if you get professional representation the tax levy or IRS levies will be released. All your tax returns will need to be current and up to date or the levy may not be released within the 21 days. We can prepare these returns for you in a timely manner.
668W - The IRS Wage Levy or Wage garnishment
This 668W takes immediate effect. The IRS will garnish a majority of your paycheck. The IRS will allow you to receive a predetermined amount that gives you basically food money only. IRS will keep this levy or garnishment in effect until they receive all your tax returns and a current financial statement or you can prove a hardship. Even under a hardship the IRS may only release the amount specifically needed.
