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IRS Bank Levy Help
Stop the IRS From Draining Your Bank Account
A bank levy is when the IRS legally freezes your bank account and takes funds directly to satisfy unpaid taxes. Once issued, your bank must hold your money for 21 days before sending it to the IRS — that short window is your opportunity to act.
Taxes remain unpaid after multiple notices.
You haven’t responded to IRS letters or demands.
No payment arrangements have been made.
How We Help
Move fast: contacting the IRS immediately to stop the levy before funds are seized.
Review your account to understand exactly what triggered the levy.
Negotiate with the IRS to release the levy and set up a manageable alternative.
Protect your future by building a resolution plan so levies don’t happen again.
Levies don’t usually appear on your credit report directly, but tax liens, if filed, can.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can a bank levy be released?
If you act within the 21-day holding period, we can often stop the IRS from taking your funds. In urgent cases, same-day releases are possible.
Will the IRS levy me again?
If you don’t resolve the underlying debt, yes — that’s why we focus on both immediate relief and long-term resolution.
Does a bank levy affect my credit?
Levies don’t usually appear on your credit report directly, but tax liens, if filed, can.
Protect your bank account
Don’t wait until the IRS drains your account. Schedule your free consultation to stop or release a bank levy before it’s too late.