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If you’re having tax problems
The IRS has placed a lien on your property or financial assets. What is your next move? How do you handle this situation? And, most importantly, can you dispute or stop a tax lien? Finding out there is a tax lien on your property – whether real estate, personal property, or financial assets – is… Read more »
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.
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.
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 »
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