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Our 4-step
Tax Relief Process
No more calls, no more letters: you’re breaking up with the IRS.
Once you’re our client, we take over all communication.
Tell us about your IRS letters, tax debt, or unfiled returns. We’ll listen, review your situation, and explain your options.
We pull your IRS transcripts to see what the IRS sees: penalties, interest, and any missing returns. Then we get you filed and eligible for relief.
We design a customized strategy that fits your numbers: an Offer in Compromise, Installment Agreement, Penalty Abatement, or another relief program.
We negotiate directly with the IRS on your behalf, keep you updated every step of the way, and help you finally get back on track.
What Are Tax Liens & Levies?
When you fall behind on paying your taxes, the IRS has powerful tools to collect.
A tax lien is the government’s legal claim against your property. It's like a big red flag the IRS puts on your property, saying "We have a claim on this because you owe us taxes." It's a public record, and it can make it hard to sell or refinance your house or car.
A tax levy is when the IRS actually takes your money or property, like freezing your bank account or garnishing your wages.
In plain terms: a lien is a warning shot, a levy is the IRS taking action. Both are serious and can cause major financial stress.
Who Is at Risk
Anyone with unpaid IRS tax debt.
Business owners behind on payroll or income taxes.
Individuals who ignored IRS notices.
People struggling with large balances, penalties, or years of unfiled returns.
If you owe taxes and haven’t resolved them, you could be at risk.
Don’t ignore it: liens and levies only get worse the longer they sit.
Talk to a professional: we can stop or reduce IRS collection actions.
Take action now: The faster you respond, the more options you’ll have to protect yourself.
Contact us today for a free consultation and let us handle the IRS for you.
How We Help You Through the Process
We start with a free consultation to review your situation and explain which tax relief program is the right solution for you.
We handle all the paperwork, forms, and financial analysis the IRS require, making sure nothing is missed and your case is presented in the strongest way possible.
We stand between you and the IRS, taking over all communication and negotiation while fighting for the best outcome on your behalf.
Why Choose Us?
Jason Smith, EA, CTRS was honored by the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers for expertise and dedication in tax resolution.
Proven expertise in solving IRS problems.
Licensed to represent you directly before the IRS.
No call centers, just real experts who know your case.
No hidden fees, no surprises.
We’ve helped clients just like you get on the right track with the IRS.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. This is called a levy. The IRS can freeze the money in your account and take it to cover your tax debt. It can only do this after sending required warning notices, but those notices often go unread, so the levy itself feels like it came from nowhere.
Once a levy hits, your bank must hold the funds for 21 days before sending them to the IRS. That short window is when fast action can still protect your money.
Call us today, and we’ll step in immediately.
Usually the IRS releases a lien or levy once you have a resolution in place: a payment plan, an offer in compromise, penalty relief, hardship status, or full payment.
The key is knowing which option actually works for your situation, and that's where we come in.
Contact us today for a free consultation, and we'll negotiate with the IRS on your behalf and fight for the best relief plan for you.
An IRS tax lien generally lasts 10 years, but that doesn't mean you're safe until it expires.
The lien is a public record. It can block you from selling or refinancing property, and the 10-year clock can stretch longer if certain events pause the IRS collection deadline.
The fastest way to remove a lien is to resolve your tax debt.
Contact us today, and we'll review your case, deal with the IRS, and work to get the lien released as quickly as possible.
A tax lien is the government's legal claim against your property. It protects the IRS's interest, but it does not take anything by itself.
A tax levy is the actual taking: seizing money from your bank account, garnishing your wages, or taking property.
A lien usually comes first, and a levy follows if the debt stays unresolved.
Yes. Before it can levy, the IRS must send you a Final Notice of Intent to Levy, and you then have 30 days to respond and request a hearing. The danger is that these notices often go unread or get ignored.
If you have received a Final Notice, the clock is already running, and that is the moment to get help.
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