Bank Levy
When you have been stricken with a bank levy, who are you going to turn to for help? Through a bank levy, the IRS can get into your bank account, and take your assets or your wages if you happen to owe back taxes. Jay Allen Finn and his team of tax professionals have the answers you need when you are hit with a bank levy. If you have received notice from the IRS that a bank levy is in your future, contact Jay Allen Finn immediately for help. Mr. Finn has years of experience in dealing with the IRS and is a former IRS Revenue Agent. He knows what to do when the IRS has put a bank levy on you. His firm also helps individuals with delinquent taxes, those who need help with previous tax returns and other problems with the IRS.
His firm can also:
- Reduce Penalties on Tax Debt
- Stop IRS Property Seizure
- Help With an Offer in Compromise (Pennies on the dollar)
Mr. Finn knows how to negotiate with the IRS, which is an important tool when it comes to solving your tax problems. Knowing the negotiation process can go a long way in reaching a reasonable settlement for a bank levy, a wage levy or other tax problems. Put your trust in Jay Allen Finn and his team, and you could end up with a decent tax settlement and a lot less stress.
When you receive a notice from the IRS concerning a bank levy, Jay Allen Finn can help you reverse it. The bank levy could be released; however, we recommend that you begin to act immediately. To obtain a postponement or have the funds released back to you within 21 days, the situation needs to be given careful consideration. Jay Allen Finn can help establish a postponement against a future bank levy being placed on you. This will help you avoid bouncing checks and additional bank charges. Before it reaches this point, contact Jay Allen Finn when you have a bank levy from the IRS.
Jay Allen Finn and his team are here to help you when you have a bank levy. Mr. Finn handles such matters on a daily basis and knows the latest happenings within the IRS world, so he has all the right information at his fingertips. If the IRS has a bank levy against you or you have trouble with delinquent taxes, or any other type of tax problem, contact Jay Allen Finn today and get your problems solved. For more information on what to do when faced with a bank levy, log on to www.doggedbyirs.com.
A Bank Levy Could Wipe Out Your Savings
[Posted on Oct 11]
Taxpayers for many years have experienced the fear and frustration of dealing with the IRS. This is simply one bureau of the government that most taxpayers would prefer never to be indebted to. If you owe money to the IRS then you may find yourself flinching every time the phone rings or afraid to check your mail for fear of a threatening letter or phone call. Owing the IRS for delinquent taxes can bring about stress, fear and repercussions that you may not be able to handle financially. If you owe money to the IRS and you have not made suitable arrangements to pay that money, you may find yourself facing collections that could include a bank levy or other attachment.
In order to collect their money, the IRS may order an attachment on your bank accounts, a wage garnishment or they could even place a lien on your personal property. If this happens then you could find yourself in a serious financial problem. Many people today simply do not have the extra funds each and every payday to have money taken from their paychecks. Since many taxpayers today live paycheck to paycheck, having this money withdrawn every week could cause other bills to go unpaid.
Those with checking and savings accounts could find a lien against these accounts as well. In order to get their money, the IRS could take money straight from your bank account. If you are having trouble just getting by or you have been saving money to purchase a car, house or fund your children’s college, then a bank levy could literally wipe out your savings. Before things get this bad it is important that you make arrangements to get your IRS debt paid in full. Jay Allen Finn, CPA can help you to do just that.
Mr. Finn is an ex-IRS agent and has many years of experience in helping taxpayers just like you to get the IRS paid off and keep their bank accounts and wages intact. You need to understand that when the IRS places a levy on your bank accounts, this means all of your active bank accounts even if you share those accounts with someone else. In order to protect your wages and your savings or other accounts and to ensure that you receive your future income tax returns, you need someone who knows how to deal with the IRS and how to get you the help that you need to get your tax debt paid. Jay Allen Finn can help you to get out from under your tax debt and keep your money where you need it.
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