If you are fearful of the Internal Revenue Service or the state department of revenue you are not alone. The IRS and the State Department of Revenue can and do take wages, bank accounts, and other property through a levy. Unlike other creditors, the government does not need a judgment, and it is not limited to one-fourth of your pay.

The Glendale bankruptcy attorney at McDonald Law Offices has resolved IRS and Department of Revenue tax issues for over 25 years. We can stop tax liens and levies. In fact, our Glendale bankruptcy lawyer has represented clients who have discharged millions of dollars in tax debt. At McDonald Law Offices we understand Arizona Bankruptcy laws and our Arizona Chapter 13 bankruptcy attorney can explain how you can discharge taxes and how you can repay those taxes that can not be discharged through a court supervised chapter 13 plan. Our bankruptcy attorney in Glendale will explain how those taxes that can not be discharged can be repaid through a chapter 13 plan without interest and penalties.

Call McDonald Law Offices today for a free consultation. Let our experienced Arizona bankruptcy attorneys show you how a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 can stop tax levies. We will explain what taxes are not discharged under Chapter 7 that the government will still be able to collect on after a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is finished. We will show you how in Chapter 13, the taxes that are not discharged will be paid from the plan payments.