Tax Lien & LEvy Relief

Stop Wage Garnishments
& Release IRS Tax Liens Fast

A Federal Tax Lien is the IRS’s legal claim against everything you own (and may acquire in the future) when you have unpaid tax debt. It’s the IRS securing its position and once it’s filed, it’s a serious warning that your case has escalated.

ACT NOW. A Lien is the IRS Saying:

“We Are Officially Coming
After This Debt.” 

A lien is not the IRS taking your property today, but it’s the IRS preparing to take control tomorrow. And once the IRS files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien, the clock starts running. If you wait, the IRS doesn’t wait with you. Act now.

  • Damaging your creditworthiness
  • Blocking the sale or refinance of your home
  • Putting your assets in the IRS “collection pipeline”
  • Interfering with business financing and approvals
  • Scaring off lenders, buyers, and partners

A tax levy is far more aggressive than a lien.

Understanding Possible Levies
and How They Can Affect You

A lien is a claim. A levy is a seizure.

When the IRS Issues a Levy,
They Can Legally Take:

  • Money from your bank account
  • Part of your paycheck through wage garnishment
  • Social Security benefits
  • Business receivables and cash flow
  • Vehicles, equipment, and other physical assets (in severe cases)
Risk: And once a levy hits, the damage is immediate. Your funds can disappear without you having time to “figure it out later.”: Tax Lien & Levy Relief

The 30-Day Window That
Can Save You

Before the IRS can levy, they must send required notices, including a Final Notice of Intent to Levy, and you generally have 30 days to respond.

  • Stop enforcement before it starts
  • File the right appeal or protection request
  • Negotiate a resolution that blocks seizure actions
Risk: If you’ve received a lien or levy notice. This is no longer “just a tax problem.” This is an asset protection emergency.: Tax Lien & Levy Relief

A successful lien/levy release strategy

The Benefits of Levy and Lien Releases
(And How Falcon Helps You Get Them)

With Falcon Tax Resolution Group, the goal is simple:

01

Stop Enforced Collection.

Immediate action can halt IRS pressure before it escalates. The right strategy can stop wage garnishments, bank levies, and ongoing enforcement through options like installment agreements, hardship status, Offers in Compromise, or appeals. Acting quickly not only prevents further collection actions but can also pause enforcement while your case is properly reviewed.

02

Protecting Your Income and Assets.

Targeted lien and levy relief helps safeguard what you’ve built. Whether through lien withdrawal, subordination, or discharge, you may be able to remove public filings, enable refinancing or asset sales, and keep your income and property protected from IRS interference. The goal is to preserve cash flow, maintain stability, and prevent unnecessary financial damage.

03

Getting You Back
in Control.

With the right representation, you can shift from reactive to strategic. A qualified team especially one with former IRS experience knows how to present your case, avoid costly mistakes, and pursue the best resolution available. That means reducing what you owe when possible, protecting your rights, and regaining control over your financial future with confidence.

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    Call Now If You Have a Lien or Levy Notice.

    A lien is the IRS securing the debt. A levy is the IRS taking your money.
    Every day you wait increases the chance the IRS takes the next step.

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    Call (855) 4-IRS-PRO

    CLIENT RESULTS

    What OUR clients say

    • I owed over $42,000

      I owed over $42,000 and had no idea where to start. Falcon got me into a plan I could actually afford in less than two weeks. The IRS stopped contacting my employer the same month.
      Isaiah N.
      San Antonio, TX

    • Should Have Called them first

      I tried to set up a plan online myself and the payment was almost $800 a month. Falcon restructured it to $310. Should have called them first.
      Maria L.
      San Antonio, TX

    Common Questions
    About Tax Lien & Levy Relief, Answered

    Understanding your options is the first step toward relief. Here are the answers to the most common questions.

    What is a Federal Tax Lien
    and what does it mean?

    A Federal Tax Lien is the IRS’s legal claim against your property when you owe back taxes. It attaches to everything you own—and can also attach to future assets you acquire. A lien is the IRS officially stating: “We have the right to your property until this debt is resolved.” While a lien does not automatically take your assets today, it puts you on the IRS enforcement track and can seriously limit your financial options.

    How do I know if the IRS filed a lien against me?

    Most taxpayers find out about a lien when they receive an IRS notice, get denied for credit, try to refinance a home, or a title company finds the lien during a sale. The IRS typically files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL) after your tax debt has gone unpaid and unresolved.

    The bottom line: If the IRS has filed a lien, your case is no longer “normal.” It’s escalating.

    Falcon can confirm your lien status, pull the right IRS transcripts, and immediately take action to protect your assets—before it becomes something worse.

    Will an IRS tax lien hurt my credit or stop me from buying or selling a home?

    Yes—an IRS tax lien can create major financial damage even if the IRS hasn’t seized anything yet. A lien can:

    -Block home sales
    -Delay refinancing
    -Stop business funding
    -Create title problems
    -Force higher interest rates or loan denials

    Even worse: when a lien is filed, the IRS is no longer “asking”—they are securing their position.
    Falcon’s Former IRS Agents know how to pursue options like lien withdrawal, discharge, or subordination when appropriate—so you can move forward instead of staying trapped.

    How do I get an IRS tax lien removed or released?

    You don’t “wait it out.” You resolve it through the proper IRS process. A lien can potentially be addressed through:

    -Paying the balance in full
    –A structured IRS resolution like a payment plan
    -Offer in Compromise (settlement) if you qualify
    -Lien withdrawal (removes the public notice in certain cases)
    -Lien subordination (helps you refinance)
    -Lien discharge (removes a specific asset from the lien)

    The biggest mistake people make is trying the wrong strategy—or filing paperwork that triggers IRS enforcement.
    Falcon builds the right strategy the first time. We know what the IRS will approve because we worked those cases inside the IRS.

    Can the IRS file a lien without warning?

    The IRS typically sends multiple notices before filing a Notice of Federal Tax Lien, but taxpayers miss them all the time—because they move, ignore mail, or assume “it’ll go away.”

    Here’s the truth: Ignoring IRS letters is how liens happen.
    And liens are how levies start.

    If you’ve received a lien notice (or suspect one exists), Falcon can step in immediately, communicate with the IRS properly, and prevent the next stage of enforcement.

    What is an IRS tax levy and how is it different from a lien?

    A tax lien is the IRS claiming rights to your property.
    A tax levy is the IRS actually taking your money or assets.

    A levy can hit:

    -Bank accounts
    -Paychecks (wage garnishment)
    -Social Security payments
    -Business revenue
    -Vehicles and physical assets     (in severe cases)

    A levy is not a threat. It’s enforcement.
    Falcon moves fast to stop levies because our Former IRS Agents know exactly how levies are triggered and how to shut them down properly.

    The IRS Has a
    Process. Now You
    Have a Team.

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    Call (855) 4-IRS-PRO

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