HOLDTM

Serving taxpayers nationwide  •  IRS collection intervention focus  •  Direct case handling

Stop IRS Collections Before They Take Action

If the IRS is threatening a levy, garnishment, or has already taken money — we take action immediately.

We call the IRS, request a hold on collections, and take control of your case immediately.

Worked directly through IRS collection processes • Real intervention, not just advice • U.S.-based support

Used by taxpayers dealing with active IRS collection action.

What happens next

  • We review your situation immediately
  • We contact the IRS and request a hold
  • We confirm what is happening with your case

We call the IRS directly on your behalf to request a hold on collections.

Helping taxpayers address IRS collection actions nationwide

What Happens Next

What Happens After You Submit

You will know exactly where you stand.

Most cases can begin the same day.

  1. 01We review your situation immediately
  2. 02We contact the IRS and request a hold on collections
  3. 03We confirm your balances, years, and status
  4. 04We explain exactly what is happening and what to do next

Received a Final Notice of Levy or Wage Garnishment?

  • Bank levy — accounts frozen
  • Wage garnishment — paycheck reduced
  • IRS collection notices escalating

You may still have options — but delays can limit them.

Ignoring IRS notices can lead to bank levies, wage garnishments, and continued enforcement.

Request a Hold Now

No obligation. We will review your case and contact you.

What We Do Immediately

  1. 01We call the IRS directly on your behalf
  2. 02Request a hold on collections
  3. 03Confirm balances, years, and status
  4. 04Outline your next steps clearly

What Is an IRS Collection Hold?

A collection hold is a request to temporarily pause IRS collection actions like levies and garnishments while your case is reviewed.

It gives you time to understand your situation and decide the right next step.

Common Questions

Can the IRS levy my bank account?
Yes. Acting quickly may help pause or prevent enforcement actions. Learn how bank levies work
Can the IRS garnish wages?
Yes. Acting quickly may help pause or prevent enforcement actions. Learn about wage garnishment
What should I do if I get a notice?
Do not ignore it. Acting quickly gives you more options, including requesting a hold. Understand IRS notices
How fast can a hold be requested?
In many cases, action can begin the same day. Learn about the collection timeline
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