WARNING: IRS FORM 8529 – The Notice That Can Freeze Your Bank in a Heartbeat

Steve Perry

Published on: 23/07/2025

An IRS FORM 8529 TAXPAYER COPY OF NOTICE TO LEVY (CAP) is not just a warning, it’s a declaration that the IRS is days from freezing your bank account, garnishing wages, and draining your finances. This blog post makes it clear: without urgent action, you could wake up to a zero balance and financial chaos. Steve Perry, EA, is positioned as the trusted expert who quickly, calmly, and successfully fights IRS levies, halting the financial disaster before damage is done. Clear calls to action and emotional urgency drive home that time is short, the risk is real, and the right tax advocate is critical. Steve Perry’s experience, rapid response, and powerful advocacy can protect your paycheck, accounts, and family from IRS overreach. Don’t wait until it’s too late—contact Steve now by phone, email, or LinkedIn to reclaim control.

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Title: IRS Form 668W: The Wage Levy That Can Leave You Penniless

Steve Perry

Published on: 14/07/2025

Receiving IRS Form 668W is a financial emergency. This notice authorizes the IRS to garnish wages directly from your paycheck — and they will continue to do so until your tax debt is fully paid. Unlike a one-time bank levy, this is ongoing and can drain your income, leaving only a minimal exempt amount. Most people discover this when their pay suddenly disappears, and essential expenses like rent, food, and childcare become unmanageable. Steve Perry, EA, a licensed Enrolled Agent based in Atlanta, specializes in stopping wage levies and restoring financial stability. With years of experience, he acts quickly to communicate with the IRS, negotiate relief, and create customized resolution plans. Time is critical — ignoring the levy will only deepen the damage. Contact Steve today to protect your income and regain control. Call (678) 717-9818, email [email protected], or message him on LinkedIn.

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Understanding IRS Tax Relief Options with an Enrolled Agent

Steve Perry

Published on: 10/07/2025

- Steve Perry, an Enrolled Agent at Books, Taxes & More, assists taxpayers overwhelmed by IRS debt by reviewing notices, tax returns, and financial status to clarify total owed, causes, and resolution options. - He guides clients through IRS relief programs such as Offer In Compromise (settling debt for less), Installment Agreements (paying over time), Currently Not Collectible status (temporary halt due to hardship), and Penalty Abatement. - Steve represents taxpayers in IRS negotiations, protects their rights, and helps set up payment plans or submit hardship documentation. - To prevent future tax issues, he offers tax planning, accurate filings, and estimated tax payments to avoid penalties. - Immediate action is encouraged to reduce penalties and efficiently resolve debt. Contacting Books, Taxes & More provides personalized support toward financial stability.

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The Consequences of Ignoring IRS Letters and Notices

Steve Perry

Published on: 09/07/2025

- Ignoring IRS letters can lead to serious outcomes including financial penalties, interest, and legal actions. - Penalties and interest accrue immediately on unpaid taxes, increasing the debt over time. - Failure to respond to IRS proposals like CP2000 within 30 days may result in loss of refunds or tax credits. - Unresolved tax issues can trigger federal tax liens, affecting property and credit, or levies that seize assets such as bank accounts and wages. - The IRS can garnish wages, withholding up to 25% of paychecks, causing financial hardship. - In extreme cases, continued noncompliance may result in criminal charges for tax evasion or fraud. - Taxpayers should carefully read IRS notices and seek professional assistance promptly. - Books, Taxes & More offers expert help to evaluate, respond to IRS correspondence, and represent taxpayers to avoid costly mistakes. - Promptly addressing IRS letters protects assets and prevents escalating financial and legal consequences.

Tax education articles and IRS representation advice for individuals and small businesses