Ebook: The Insider’s Guide to Tax Liens and Tax Levies

There has never been a better time to add IRS Representation to your practice and help taxpayers resolve their back tax issue!

For taxpayers that owe money to the government, tax liens and tax levies become the bane of their existence. Tax liens create havoc, shutting off access to credit and making life difficult for taxpayers to run both their business as well as their personal life. Tax levies can be more destructive, cleaning out bank accounts with little to no notice and garnishing wages, creating economic headaches for the taxpayer.

It does not have to be this way. In this new guide author Eric Green dives into the mechanics of how liens and levies work, and the options tax professionals have to resolve these issues and avoid or remove liens and levies.

With one quick read through this guide you will know more about IRS enforcement than 99% of tax professionals, and can help your clients work through these issues with confidence.

The Guide Includes:

• An Overview of why the IRS uses tax liens and tax levies
• The flow of IRS collection
• Federal Tax Liens
• Foreclosure and Redemption of Tax Liens
• Federal Tax Levies
• 27 exhibits
• The Lien Checklist
• Sample pricing list for these services
• 11 Sample letters to use in your practice
• The top 20 questions and answers about liens and levies
• 5 case studies

“The guide and forms are gold to my office. Thank you!” —Mabelle A., EA

Table of Contents

• Why the IRS Uses Tax Liens and Tax Levies?
• The Flow of IRS Collection
• Federal Tax Liens
• Foreclosure and Redemption by the IRS
• The Federal Tax Levy
• Tax Lien Document Checklist
• Sample Pricing Structure
• Sample Letters
• Case Studies
• Top 20 Q&A on Tax Liens and Tax Levies
• Exhibits

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About the Author

Attorney Eric L. Green is a nationally recognized Tax Attorney whose talks have educated thousands of tax practitioners. He is a partner in the law firm Green & Sklarz LLC based in Connecticut and the founder of TaxRep LLC, an online member-driven organization of IRS tax representation professionals.

His law practice is focused on civil and criminal taxpayer representation before the IRS, Department of Justice Tax Division, Connecticut Department of Revenue Services, New York Department of Revenue and Massachusetts Department of Revenue.

Eric is a Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel, an organization in which membership is an honor reserved for those at the top of their chosen profession. A frequent lecturer and author of two books and hundreds of articles, Eric is often quoted in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, CreditCard.com and Consumer Reports Financial News.