Seizure of Assets

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Seizure of assets refers to the legal process by which the IRS can take possession of a taxpayer's assets, such as bank accounts, wages, or property, to satisfy unpaid tax debts. The IRS may initiate asset seizure after other collection efforts have failed or if they believe that the taxpayer is intentionally avoiding payment. The IRS must follow strict procedures and obtain a court order before seizing assets, and taxpayers have the right to challenge the seizure in court. Seizure of assets can have severe consequences for taxpayers, including loss of property and financial hardship. It's essential to seek professional tax advice and assistance to address outstanding tax debts before the IRS takes action, including the seizure of assets.



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