IRS Seizure Defense

Beyond bank accounts and wages, the IRS has the authority in serious cases to seize physical property such as, real estate, vehicles, and business assets to satisfy an unpaid tax debt. This is one of the most severe collection actions available to the IRS and is typically reserved for large, longstanding debts where other collection efforts have failed. 

Mitchell St. Louis, P.A. defends clients facing property seizure at every stage, from challenging the seizure before it happens to negotiating a resolution that protects the assets that matter most. 

What we handle:

• Challenging a proposed or pending seizure of real estate, vehicles, or business property 
• Negotiating an alternative resolution to prevent seizure 
• Reviewing seizures for procedural errors or improper notice 
• Requesting a Collection Due Process hearing before a seizure proceeds 
• Protecting business assets and operations during a tax dispute 

Why it matters:

Property seizure can permanently disrupt a business or personal finances, and once assets are sold at auction, recovering them is rarely possible. Addressing the underlying tax debt before seizure occurs is by far the better outcome, and it’s usually still possible if you act in time. 

Contact Mitchell St. Louis, P.A. today to schedule a consultation if you’re facing the seizure of real estate, vehicles, or business assets.