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Can I Use the IRS Partial Shutdown to My Advantage? Maybe… | Torchlight Tax Due to a federal budget impasse, about half of the IRS is currently shut down — but what does that mean for taxpayers with IRS debt? Can you use this situation to your advantage? In this video, Dave Horwedel, EA, CEO of Torchlight Tax, explains how the IRS partial shutdown actually works, what continues to operate, and where smart taxpayers can gain some breathing room. 👉 What You’ll Learn in This Video: How IRS operations are affected during a partial shutdown Which IRS actions stop — and which continue automatically How to respond to a Final Notice of Intent to Levy How to use a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing request to pause IRS collection The difference between levies, deficiency notices, and Tax Court petitions Why the shutdown might delay enforcement actions (and how to use that delay wisely) How a bank levy really works and what to do within the 21-day window Even though automated IRS systems keep running, human-driven collections and hearings slow down or stop, giving you valuable time to act — if you use it strategically. If you’ve received an IRS notice, have tax debt, or are unsure how these shutdowns affect your case, contact Torchlight Tax for a free consultation at: 📞 877-758-7797 📧 info@torchlighttax.com Watch next: 🎥 What Is Tax Court? | Torchlight Tax