Liens

--Levy
IRS may levy on bank accounts, wages, proceeds from sale of real estate transactions and any other accounts
receivable a business possesses.

Mr. Boeykens can step in on a client's behalf and negotiate a reasonable standard of living or accomplishes
a complete release of the levy altogether.

--Liens
There is an unfortunate aspect to the inexperienced business owner when faced with a tax lien. Quite often
damage is done. The taxpayer has already sold real estate or personal property that a tax has been filed on,
which can result in a negative cause and effect reaction. Then if the proceeds of the asset sold do not satisfy
the tax debt completely, the buyer takes the property subject to the lien and still remains vulnerable to a
government seizure and sale.

Mr. Boeykens can obtain a release of a tax lien because of his experience in government procedures and if
necessary he can negotiate a reasonable installment agreement for repayment

--Defense of 100% Penalty Assessment
Another devastating example of the government's power to collect taxes is the right to personally assess the
principal officers of the company for the unpaid employment taxes. The government can force payment from the
responsible officers, directors, managers, and even the bookkeepers. This tax is due and payable immediately
The governments first step is to vigorously file tax liens against the individuals, tying up their homes, bank
accounts and vehicles.

Mr. Boeykens is up to date on the procedure, rules and regulations surrounding the personal assessment
procedure. He knows how to force the government to afford you a hearing on the personal assessment prior to
the tax lien and seizure stage. Since the hearings are typically held several months later he will be afforded the
opportunity to resolve the tax liability through the business, thus avoiding the necessity for a hearing on a
personal assessment against the management.

Levy and Lien Releases