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3 ways that an IRS levy will surprise you

If you owe the IRS back taxes, the IRS is required to give you a 30 day notice before they can start to levy and seize your property.  This warning of levy action is required...
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Category: Automated Collection Service, IRS Appeals, IRS collection notices, IRS levies and property seizures, IRS Seizures, Revenue Officers

Are your social security benefits being levied by the IRS?

I was recently interviewed by a journalist for a story about the hardships of having the IRS levy a retiree’s social security benefits. The reporter, who is courteous and professional, would like to speak to anyone who has...
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Category: Automated Collection Service, Currently Not Collectible, Economic hardship and the IRS, IRS Collection Problems, IRS levies and property seizures

Offer in compromise: Here’s how to value your income in negotiating with the IRS

If you are considering an offer in compromise with the IRS, the amount of money you make can play a crucial role in your settlement. In an offer in compromise, the IRS will take what you...
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Category: Form 433A, Form 433B, IRS Collection Problems, IRS Financial Statements, Offer in compromise

Collection due process appeals: Stop the IRS collection machinery, negotiate one on one

If you owe the IRS back taxes, it is not always enough to just be “right” when negotiating with the government. You need to be right, but you also need to be in the right place...
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Category: Appeals - collection actions, Automated Collection Service, IRS Appeals, IRS collection notices, IRS levies and property seizures, Offer in compromise, Revenue Officers, Tax Court

Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy on the IRS? A step by step guide to getting it done

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a powerful tool when facing the IRS – it can eliminate an entire tax liability if properly done. To help with your understanding of how a Chapter 7 bankruptcy can help...
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Category: Bankruptcy - Chapter 13, Bankruptcy - Chapter 7, Bankruptcy and the IRS, IRS Collection Problems

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About Us

Howard Levy is a former IRS trial attorney with over 30 years of experience. He understands how the IRS works. Him and his son, Griffin, personally handle every aspect of each case. Based in Cincinnati, they handle cases that are local, but also span across the 50 states, and around the globe. When the IRS comes calling, consider Howard and Griffin as friends on your side.

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Cincinnati Office
11159 Kenwood Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Phone: 513.489.2555
Email: Howard@voorheeslevy.com

Cleveland Office
55 Public Square, Suite 2100
Cleveland, OH 44113
Phone: 513.538.1537
Email: Griffin@voorheeslevy.com

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