Form 2848 filed, a collection hold requested, and your paycheck and bank account defended by licensed counsel.
A bank levy freezes your funds for 21 days. A wage garnishment can take most of a paycheck under the Publication 1494 exempt-amount tables. Milk & Honey Co. moves immediately: Form 2848 Power of Attorney is filed so the IRS must deal with our firm, we contact ACS or the assigned Revenue Officer, and we pursue release on hardship or compliance grounds. Same-week action from our Jacksonville office at Flagler Center.
Once Power of Attorney is on file the IRS must route contact through our firm. We speak to ACS, the Revenue Officer, and Appeals so you do not have to.
We request holds on enforced collection while a resolution is built — often within 24 to 72 hours of engagement when filing compliance can be established quickly.
Bank levies caught inside the 21-day hold and wage levies causing economic hardship can frequently be released or reduced under IRC §6343.
Every engagement begins with our $350 flat-fee Total Tax Diagnostic & Blueprint — a written strategy and fixed quote before any representation work starts.
We identify the notice stage — CP504, LT11, Final Notice of Intent to Levy — and whether Collection Due Process appeal rights are still open.
Power of Attorney is filed immediately and transcripts confirm the assessment, the CSED, and which years drive the enforcement.
We contact ACS or the Revenue Officer to request a hold and pursue release of an active bank levy or wage garnishment.
The IRS will not release most levies without filing compliance. Missing returns are prepared and filed on an expedited schedule.
We close the case with Currently Not Collectible status, an installment agreement, or an Offer in Compromise so the levy does not return.
The bank holds levied funds for 21 days before remitting them to the IRS. Releases inside that window are possible and are the highest-priority work we take. Speed depends on filing compliance and how quickly financial information can be documented.
Form 2848 is the IRS Power of Attorney. Once it is on file, the IRS must communicate with your representative, and our firm can request collection holds, negotiate releases, and access your full account history on your behalf.
Unlike private creditors, the IRS leaves only the exempt amount from Publication 1494 based on your filing status and dependents — the rest of each paycheck can be taken. That is why garnishments are treated as emergencies.
The IRS must generally issue a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing at least 30 days before levying. Many taxpayers miss it because it went to an old address; the transcript shows exactly when it was issued.
Bring your notices. We will tell you exactly where the case stands and what it takes to resolve it.