Stop IRS Collections Now

Every business hit by the IRS feels the same fear, the sinking realization that the agency isn’t going away. When those letters arrive, the pressure is immediate and relentless. That’s why reaching out to Steve Perry, EA right now could be the move that saves your business’s future.

The IRS collection process for businesses is not just paperwork; it’s a machine designed to get results. Once the IRS determines your company owes taxes, a sequence of collection actions begins, each more aggressive than the last. Without experienced representation, it’s easy to lose your accounts, assets, or even the ability to operate.

Call (678) 717-9818 or email [email protected] today to get in front of the IRS before they get in front of you.

How the IRS Collection Process Unfolds

The process begins the moment the IRS assesses a balance due. What follows are several critical steps that every business owner must understand in order to respond effectively.

1. The Demand for Payment
The IRS sends a Notice and Demand letter after assessing tax liability. This is the first warning sign, a formal request that your business must pay in full immediately or face enforced collection.

2. The Collection Reminder Notices
If the balance remains unpaid, the IRS will issue a series of increasingly urgent notices. These often include automated collection notices that can trigger levies or liens without further warning.

3. Tax Liens
A federal tax lien legally secures the government’s interest in everything your business owns. It destroys credit lines, vendor trust, and future financing options. Once filed, it becomes public and can permanently harm your brand’s reputation.

4. Tax Levies
A levy is the turning point that devastates businesses. Bank accounts are frozen, receivables are intercepted, and assets can be seized. The IRS can levy without going to court, and once it starts, reversing it is complicated.

5. Revenue Officer Assigned
For higher balances or long past due accounts, a Revenue Officer becomes personally involved. This officer has broad authority to investigate, contact vendors or clients, and enforce collections.

This is often the moment when business owners realize they cannot handle the IRS alone. But there’s good news, you don’t have to.

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How Steve Perry, EA, Defends Businesses From IRS Collections

Steve Perry isn’t just a tax professional, he’s an advocate who understands how the IRS operates from the inside out. His approach goes far beyond filing forms or making payment plans. It focuses on stopping the bleeding first, then strategically resolving the debt.

Strategic Representation: He engages the IRS immediately, halting enforced actions whenever possible.

Customized Resolution Plans: Whether your situation warrants an Installment Agreement, Offer in Compromise, or Currently Not Collectible status, Steve builds the path that actually fits your business's cash flow and future.

Business Protection: He negotiates directly with IRS officers, ensuring your company retains the ability to operate, pay employees, and serve clients.

Businesses that partner with Steve often find relief not just in resolving their IRS debt, but in rediscovering the peace of mind and stability they thought were gone for good.

When the IRS sees your business represented by a skilled Enrolled Agent like Steve Perry, they know they’re dealing with precision, experience, and authority.

If you’ve received any collection letter, or if an IRS agent has already called, do not wait. The earlier you act, the more options you have to protect your assets and your livelihood.

Call (678) 717-9818 or email [email protected] today to discuss your situation confidentially.