IRS Froze Your Bank Account? Get Emergency Levy Release
Your funds are held for 21 days before seizure. We act immediately to protect your business cash flow.
Critical Deadline
21 days from levy notice before funds are permanently seized
Note: Strategy Sessions require a $250 analysis fee, applied 100% toward your final service.
Understanding Bank Levy
An IRS bank levy is a legal seizure of funds in your bank account to satisfy unpaid tax debt. When the IRS issues a levy, your bank must freeze your account for 21 days, during which time you can negotiate with the IRS. After 21 days, the bank sends the frozen funds to the IRS. This can devastate your business operations, payroll, and vendor relationships overnight.
IRS Authority: IRC § 6331
What Happens If You Don't Act
How The Tax Pro Advisor Resolves This
Helping Austin and Leander business owners resolve bank levy issues with proven strategies and direct IRS representation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IRS bank levy?
An IRS bank levy is a legal action where the IRS seizes money directly from your bank account to pay unpaid tax debt. Your bank must freeze your account for 21 days before sending funds to the IRS.
How long do I have to respond to a bank levy?
You have 21 days from when the levy is received by your bank. During this 21-day holding period, you can take action to release the levy before your funds are permanently seized.
Can I settle this for less than I owe?
Yes, in many cases. Through an Offer in Compromise or by demonstrating economic hardship, we can often negotiate a release of the levy and resolve your tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
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Don't Wait Until It's Too Late
The longer you wait, the fewer options you have. Get a free, confidential consultation to understand your situation and next steps.
Note: Strategy Sessions require a $250 analysis fee, applied 100% toward your final service.