Some Common ways that the IRS Can use to Forcibly Collect Your Back Taxes

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Top 5 Ways the IRS Can Forcibly Collect Your Back
Taxes
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When the IRS Forcibly Collects Back Taxes

• Back taxes that remain unpaid after repeated
  reminders from the IRS can be collected through
  forcible collection actions.

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Top 5 Ways IRS Forcibly Collects Back Taxes

• If you receive a notice regarding an assessed
  balance, it means that the IRS has discovered
  that you owe back taxes and will pursue
  collection efforts if you do not take action.
• The IRS may use the following five ways to
  forcibly collect what you owe
• -Wage Garnishment
• -Bank Levy
• -Property Seizure
• -Refund Offset
• -Levy on Savings Accounts

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Wage Garnishment

• A common method the IRS uses to collect back
  taxes is to garnish a taxpayers wages. Under a
  wage garnishment, the IRS takes funds from the
  debtors paycheck each pay period.

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Bank Levy

• Another damaging way the IRS collects back taxes
  is with a bank levy. Under a bank levy, the IRS
  informs the taxpayers bank about the tax debt
  and asks them to transfer a specific amount to
  them.

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Property Seizure

• The IRS can seize and sell a taxpayers property,
  such as a
• house, car or boat to collect back taxes.

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Refund Offset

• When an individual has tax debt and they are due
  a tax refund, the IRS will offset that refund.
  This means that they will keep the refund amount
  and put it toward the taxpayers unpaid balance.

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Levy on Savings Accounts

• Your savings accounts are not beyond the reach of
  the IRS. To collect back taxes, they may tap
  into your savings accounts, including your IRA .

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