IRS levies are legal seizures of your property to satisfy some outstanding tax debt. In other words, when you don’t pay your tax debt, the IRS can levy (seize) your property and sell it to get the money owed for your tax debt. While IRS levies can impact people’s homes, vehicles, and other personal property, they can also affect people’s bank accounts, retirement accounts, and other assets.
If you have received a notice that the IRS intends to levy your property, it’s time to contact the trusted Denver metro area bankruptcy attorneys at Garcia & Gonzales, P.C. We are skilled at:
According to the IRS, levies are generally only imposed when the following three requirements have been satisfied in a given case:
Once IRS levies have been imposed, they will continue to be in effect until the IRS removes the levy, the person has paid his tax debt, or the time for legally collecting the debt has expired. Of these options, getting IRS levies removed can be the best option for people struggling with debt, and this course can be completed as follows:
If you are considering filing for bankruptcy while facing the threat of or dealing with IRS levies, here’s what you should know:
Do you need help stopping or removing IRS levies? If so, you can turn to the experienced Denver bankruptcy attorneys at Garcia & Gonzales, P.C. for experienced help and the highest quality legal services. Serving individuals, families, and businesses throughout Denver and Colorado since 1977, our attorneys can always be relied on to:
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