IRS Liens & Levies
Release, subordinate, and defend against active IRS liens and levies before they interfere with financing, payroll, or operations.
A Notice of Federal Tax Lien reshapes what your business can and can't do.
The IRS files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien to protect its interest in your business assets. It's public. It hits credit files. It complicates every line of credit, lease renewal, SBA loan, and M&A conversation.
A levy is a step further — the IRS actually takes property, most often by seizing bank balances or intercepting accounts receivable directly from your customers.
Industries and business types we see most
Not an exhaustive list. If your situation looks close, it usually is.
- Businesses seeking financing or refinancing
- Contractors bidding public work
- Companies preparing for sale or investment
- Owners with liens filed personally
- Businesses hit with a bank or A/R levy
- Sellers under lender due diligence
Your business may benefit from a review if...
Any single item on this list is usually enough to justify a free eligibility check.
A marketplace, not a firm
We identify opportunities, then privately connect businesses to the right independent professional.
- Step 1
We route your matter to a professional experienced in Collection Due Process, lien subordination, withdrawal, and levy release.
- Step 2
The professional evaluates whether release, discharge, subordination, or withdrawal is the right lever.
- Step 3
They handle direct communication with the revenue officer or Automated Collection System.
- Step 4
We do not provide tax or legal advice. Outcomes are never guaranteed.
Levies move fast. Liens follow you until they're formally addressed.
A Final Notice of Intent to Levy triggers a 30-day window to file a Collection Due Process appeal — miss it, and appeal rights narrow considerably.
Even a fully paid lien continues to appear in public records until a Certificate of Release is issued and, when appropriate, a withdrawal is requested.
Frequently asked — Liens & Levies
Specific to this opportunity. If you don't see your question, the eligibility check surfaces it in real conversation.
See what your business qualifies for on Liens & Levies
A free eligibility check takes under five minutes and privately routes you to a qualified specialist.
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Compliance notice. Tax Relief Exchange is a marketplace and does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. Nothing on this page is a promise of a specific outcome or a solicitation of a professional relationship. All engagements are performed by independent, licensed professionals who scope and price work directly with you.