If you can’t pay your tax debt in full, you may still have options for avoiding an IRS tax lien. The IRS allows certain taxpayers to receive a lien withdrawal, lien discharge, or lien subordination.
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How to Avoid an IRS Lien Without Paying Your Full Balance Off
You can get around an IRS lien by requesting a withdrawal, discharge, or subordination. Each of these strategies can be useful in different situations, depending on the reason you are trying to avoid the lien.
Tax Lien Discharge vs. Tax Lien Subordination
The Difference Between a Tax Lien Discharge and a Tax Lien Subordination The blanket IRS tax lien applies to all of your property once you receive a Notice of Demand for Payment and fail to pay the balance in full. The lien encumbers your home and your personal property, even if you aren’t aware that… Read more »
