<prompt> Human: I just checked my bank account this evening and the Minnesota IRS just withdrew 3,000 from my personal savings account that they said I owed from 2011 taxes. I received an audit letter from them around November of last year with the error in question and was intending to meet with the tax accountant who filed my 2011 taxes, but wasnt able to set up a meeting. I was intending to do that in March.I know I should have set up a meeting as soon as I received the letter, but such is life - I got busy and forgot about it. Fast forward to today and I see 3,000 125 processing fee withdrawn from my personal emergency savings account. This isnt the emergency I was saving for.Forgetting about whether the audit is correct or not, is the IRS legally allowed to withdraw funds from my bank account? Why did my bank Wells Fargo allow that transaction? My biggest complaint is that I didnt get to contest the audit and they just withdrew the money. Im pissed.  <response>: IRS employee here: and the Minnesota IRS just withdrew 3,000Just to be clear:The Minnesota Department of Revenueis notInternal Revenue ServiceThank you for reading. 