Lien Removal

If a taxpayer has delinquent tax liabilities, the IRS has the power to collect back taxes by levying a taxpayers' property. A tax lien attaches to all rights, title and interest of the entity or person being levied. After placing a tax lien on a taxpayer's assets, the IRS may enforce that lien by levying a person’s assets. It is important to note that a Federal Tax Lien by itself does not create a right to any assets or property; state law determines the rights that taxpayers have in property.

A tax lien is filed by the IRS and is typically recorded with a county recorder’s office. A lien on an asset, frequently a home, makes transferring title (e.g. selling the asset) difficult. Liens typically will have an adverse impact on a consumer’s FICO or credit rating.

There are several solutions in dealing with resolving liens and levies, including lien releases and ultimately coupling a lien release with another tax relief solution to resolve the IRS debt which caused the lien.

Call us if you would like to speak with one of our Tax Specialists about removing your tax lien at 1-800-455-6829.