What this covers
Every day matters once collection has started
A levy lets the IRS take funds directly from your bank account; a wage garnishment directs your employer to withhold part of every paycheck. Both are among the most aggressive collection tools the IRS has, and both can often be released or reduced once we're in contact with the IRS and a resolution is in motion — an installment agreement, a hardship status, or another arrangement.
Because timing matters, we prioritize an immediate first contact with the IRS on active levy and garnishment cases to stop further harm while we work the underlying resolution.
Signs this is urgent
This applies to you if
Your bank account was frozen
The IRS has issued a levy against your bank account.
Your paycheck is smaller than expected
Your employer received a wage garnishment order.
You got a Final Notice of Intent to Levy
The IRS sent an LT11 or CP90 warning a levy is coming.
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