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This week came down to two numbers.30 - the days you get after a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. 21 - the days your bank...
09/04/2026

This week came down to two numbers.

30 - the days you get after a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. 21 - the days your bank holds the money before it goes to the IRS.

Both are windows. Neither is a verdict.

I can't promise you an outcome, and anyone who does is telling you what you want to hear. What I can do is read your actual IRS record and tell you plainly what your options are.

Received an IRS letter? Book a free consultation - no cost, no obligation. 754-704-2562

The question I get asked most about levies: "Can they take my paycheck too?"Wage garnishment and a bank levy work differ...
09/03/2026

The question I get asked most about levies: "Can they take my paycheck too?"

Wage garnishment and a bank levy work differently. A bank levy is one-time - that day's balance. A wage garnishment is continuous until it's released or the balance is resolved, and a portion of your pay is exempt by statute.

Different mechanics, different response. Which one you're facing changes what we do first.

Received an IRS letter? Book a free consultation - no cost, no obligation.

Business owners ask me some version of this every week: can the IRS just empty my account?The honest answer is yes, they...
09/03/2026

Business owners ask me some version of this every week: can the IRS just empty my account?

The honest answer is yes, they have that authority. And no, it doesn't work the way most people imagine.

First, there's a notice requirement. Before a levy, the IRS has to issue a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing. That opens a 30-day window to respond or request a Collection Due Process hearing. A timely request generally suspends levy action while it's pending. Answered in time, options stay open. Missed, some of them close.

Second, a bank levy is a snapshot, not a standing order. If one is served, your bank freezes the balance in the account that day and holds it 21 days before remitting anything. Deposits made after the levy date aren't captured by it.

That 21-day hold is deliberate. It exists so a release can be requested - on grounds like economic hardship, procedural error, or an arrangement that resolves the liability. I can't tell you whether any given case qualifies; that's the IRS's determination. I can tell you the number of people who spend those 21 days frozen instead of moving is far too high.

If you're running payroll and cash flow is what stands between you and Friday, this is worth understanding before a notice ever arrives.

I'm a licensed CPA. I sign the filings - you work with me, not a case manager.

Received an IRS letter? Book a free consultation - no cost, no obligation.

The hardest calls I take aren't the ones with the biggest balances. They're the ones where someone found the notice thre...
09/02/2026

The hardest calls I take aren't the ones with the biggest balances. They're the ones where someone found the notice three weeks ago and hasn't opened it.

I understand why. Opening it makes it real. But the notices have dates on them, and the dates are the only part of this you can still control.

Nothing in an IRS notice gets worse because you read it.

Received an IRS letter? Book a free consultation - no cost, no obligation.

Myth: once the IRS levies your bank account, they keep taking from it.They don't. A bank levy captures the balance in th...
09/01/2026

Myth: once the IRS levies your bank account, they keep taking from it.

They don't. A bank levy captures the balance in the account the day it's received. It's a snapshot, not a standing order. Deposits made afterward aren't caught by it - the IRS would have to issue a new levy.

Received an IRS letter? Book a free consultation and I'll tell you honestly where you stand.

Can the IRS take money out of your bank account? Yes. But there are two numbers nobody tells you about, and both of them...
09/01/2026

Can the IRS take money out of your bank account? Yes. But there are two numbers nobody tells you about, and both of them are windows.

30 - before any levy, the IRS has to send a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. That starts a 30-day clock to respond or request a Collection Due Process hearing.

21 - if a levy does land, your bank freezes the money and holds it 21 days before sending anything to the IRS.

A bank levy is a snapshot of that day's balance, not a permanent tap on your account. Swipe through for how both clocks actually work.

I can't promise an outcome - eligibility is always the IRS's call. I can promise you'll understand what you're looking at.

Received an IRS letter? Book a free consultation - no cost, no obligation.

If you get a Final Notice of Intent to Levy, write the date on it. That date starts a 30-day clock to respond or request...
08/31/2026

If you get a Final Notice of Intent to Levy, write the date on it. That date starts a 30-day clock to respond or request a Collection Due Process hearing, and the clock is the whole game. Don't file it in the stack with the others.

Received an IRS letter? Book a free consultation - no cost, no obligation.

Question I get asked most about this: "Can penalties actually be removed, or is my balance just stuck?" Answer: not alwa...
08/30/2026

Question I get asked most about this: "Can penalties actually be removed, or is my balance just stuck?" Answer: not always stuck. First-time penalty abatement or reasonable-cause relief can remove certain penalties if you qualify — and when a penalty comes off, the interest that grew on it comes off too. It's worth checking regardless of your situation.

This week: your IRS balance can grow from two penalties stacking on your tax at once, plus interest compounding daily on...
08/30/2026

This week: your IRS balance can grow from two penalties stacking on your tax at once, plus interest compounding daily on both — which is why a small payment can lose the race. The real fix is a plan, not just a bigger check: the right resolution, plus penalty relief if you qualify. Book a free consultation and I'll show you exactly what's driving your balance — no pressure, no judgment.

Ever made an IRS payment and watched the balance go UP? You're not imagining it. Three things grow at once: the failure-...
08/30/2026

Ever made an IRS payment and watched the balance go UP? You're not imagining it. Three things grow at once: the failure-to-pay penalty (0.5%/month), the far worse failure-to-file penalty (5%/month), and interest that compounds daily — on the tax AND the penalties. That's why small payments can lose the race. The real fix usually isn't a bigger check — it's getting into the right resolution to stop the penalty from climbing, plus checking whether you qualify for penalty abatement. Book a free consultation and I'll show you what's actually driving your balance — no pressure, no judgment. Book here: https://greenfieldtaxrelief.com/schedule Educational only, not tax advice.

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