IRS Levy Notice Check
Received an IRS notice that mentions a levy, garnishment or bank account action, or a notice you're not sure how to interpret? Share the basic details below for a cautious initial review. Deadlines in IRS notices matter, so please do not delay reaching out.
What an IRS collection notice may mean
A notice referencing a levy, lien, garnishment or bank account action may indicate that IRS collection activity has escalated or is approaching a deadline. It does not necessarily mean a levy has already occurred or that a levy is legally authorized without proper prior notice; the specific facts, notice type and timeline all matter. Understanding what a notice actually says, and what response window applies, is an important first step.
Share the details below so we can take an initial, cautious look and let you know what we would recommend as next steps.
Important information
This page does not provide legal advice and does not constitute an IRS determination of your account status. Deadlines stated in an IRS notice are important; do not wait to seek help if a deadline is approaching. An individualized review by a tax professional is recommended before taking or avoiding any specific action.
About your notice
Please describe your notice using the fields below rather than uploading the document itself. Secure review of your actual notice can be arranged after we make initial contact with you. Do not submit your Social Security number, bank account details, or the notice document itself through this form.
Thank you. We received your notice details and will follow up as soon as possible. This acknowledgment is not legal advice and does not confirm the status of your IRS account. If your notice states a deadline, please also consider calling us directly at 623-226-7948.
Tell Us About Your Notice
Only your name, email and notice date are required. Please do not submit your Social Security number, bank account numbers, or documents through this form.
