IRS Tax Lien | Federal Tax Lien Help

The IRS can attach a federal tax lien to your property if you have failed to pay off your back taxes liability owed to them. If youre dealing with an IRS tax lien, contact us for assistance in getting it released.

Many taxpayers assume that a lien is a collection device used to collect on liabilities such as back taxes.  That is actually not correct; a lien is a security device. A lien attached to your property shows that you owe a specific amount of back taxes to the IRS. According to the law, the IRS has to notify the taxpayer before filing tax lien against his property. You will not be aware of the fact until and unless you open the letters of notification from the IRS.

You can’t run from your Back Taxes

Many taxpayers come to know that a lien has been attached to their properties when they decide to sell the house, vehicle or applying for a credit loan from a financial institution. A tax lien attached to the property means that you are no longer the owner of your own property. After the attachment of the tax lien, the IRS is the official owner of your property.

Back Taxes and Liens

Even if you sell your house or any of your property, you have to pay a large amount to the IRS for clearing you back taxes owed. You can get your lien removed but there are certain limitations and requirements in doing so. One of the ways to get the lien removed is if a third party or any bank provides the guarantee to the IRS that you will clear your dues.  The IRS may then possibly release the lien attached to your property.

Pay your Back Taxes Owed in full

Apart from this method you can opt for other methods too. You can pay off all of your back taxes in full and get the tax lien removed within the 30 days of the payment. If you are unable to pay off all the back taxes in full then you can apply for an installment agreement plan.

Professional Back Taxes Help

Get professional and affordable representation from our team of Enrolled Agents, CPA’s, attorneys & Back Taxes experts who have dealt with these issues over the past 20 years for hundreds of taxpayers just like you.  Call Nationwide Tax Group for a free consultation.

We can Help you with your Back Taxes

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