
Tax Levy: What it is and how to deal with it
A tax levy is the next step after a tax lien, and it means your wages, financial accounts and other property may be seized by the IRS.
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A tax levy is the next step after a tax lien, and it means your wages, financial accounts and other property may be seized by the IRS.
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