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Understanding the Difference Between a Tax Levy and a Tax Lien Notice
Received an IRS notice? Don't panic, but don't ignore it. While a tax lien and a tax levy sound similar, they mean very different things for your finances. A lien is a legal claim against your property, but a levy means the IRS is actively seizing your wages or bank accounts. Learn the key differences between claim and collection, and discover how you can stop the IRS. ALTA Tax Relief LLC is here to help you find a strategic solution.
ALTA Tax Relief
Jun 223 min read
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How Divorce or Separation Can Lead to Unexpected IRS Debt
Your divorce decree might say your ex-spouse is responsible for the taxes, but to the IRS, that agreement is just a piece of paper. If you filed jointly, you are "jointly and severally liable"—meaning the IRS can legally seize your bank accounts or garnish your wages for your ex-partner’s mistakes. From hidden income to misunderstood alimony rules, divorce creates a minefield of tax debt. Learn how to protect yourself using Innocent Spouse Relief and other proven resolution s
ALTA Tax Relief
Apr 154 min read
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