Are You at Risk for IRS Collection Actions?
Free collection risk assessment in 2 minutes
EXAMPLE SAVINGS
Estimated Tax Savings
• IRS Debt: $30,000
• Multiple notices received
• No payment plan
Example only. This is not your actual savings. Final results depend on your details and filing.
EXAMPLE SAVINGS
Estimated Tax Savings
• IRS Debt: $30,000
• Multiple notices received
• No payment plan
Example only. This is not your actual savings. Final results depend on your details and filing.
How It Works
Three simple steps to discover your opportunities
Answer 4 Questions
Tell us about your IRS debt and notice history
See Your Risk Level
We assess your risk for collection actions like levies and garnishments
Get Protection
A specialist helps you reduce your risk and resolve your debt
Why Use This Calculator?
The IRS Escalates
IRS collection actions follow a predictable escalation pattern. Know where you stand.
Wage Garnishment Is Real
The IRS can legally garnish your wages without a court order.
Bank Levies Happen Fast
The IRS can seize your bank account with a 21-day notice.
Early Action Saves You
The earlier you act, the more options you have to protect yourself.
AI-Powered Analysis
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Real results from people like you
"I had no idea my wages were about to be garnished. Getting help early saved me."
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Garnishment Prevented, Texas
"The risk calculator showed me I was in the danger zone. I acted fast and got protection."
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Levy Stopped, California
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I ignore IRS debt?
The IRS follows an escalation process: notices, then liens, then levies (wage garnishment and bank seizures). Ignoring debt makes it worse.
Can the IRS garnish my wages?
Yes, the IRS can garnish your wages without a court order, taking up to 70% of your disposable income.
How do I stop IRS collection actions?
Options include payment plans, Offer in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status, or having a representative negotiate on your behalf.