What is a Tax Lien? First, it's important to understand what a tax lien is. A tax lien is a legal claim by the IRS against your assets, including property and financial assets, due to unpaid tax debts. It's a measure taken by the IRS to secure its interest in your assets until the debt is paid or resolved.
How Does a Tax Lien Affect You? A tax lien can significantly impact your financial
life. It can:
Removing a Tax Lien As a CPA specializing in IRS Tax Resolution, my role is to help you navigate the process of removing this lien, which includes:
1. Paying the Debt: The simplest way to remove a lien is by paying your tax debt in full. The IRS will release the lien typically within 30 days of the debt being cleared.
2. Installment Agreement: If you can't pay the debt in full immediately, we can negotiate an installment agreement with the IRS. In some cases, this can lead to the IRS withdrawing the lien.
3. Discharging Specific Property: If you're looking to sell or refinance a specific property, I can help apply for a discharge of the lien from that property.
4. Subordination: This approach doesn't remove the lien but allows other creditors to have priority. It can be useful if you're trying to refinance or secure a loan.
5. Withdrawal: Under certain conditions, the IRS may withdraw the lien, which removes the public Notice of Federal Tax Lien and assures other creditors that the IRS is not competing for your property.
Your Unique Situation Each case is unique, and the best course of action depends on
your specific circumstances. As your CPA, I will:
Time Frame and Compliance The time frame for resolving a tax lien can vary. I'll work diligently to expedite the process while ensuring compliance with all IRS requirements. It's also essential to stay current with all future tax obligations to prevent future liens.
Conclusion Removing a tax lien is a detailed process, but you're not alone in this. My expertise in IRS Tax Resolution is here to guide you through every step, aiming for a resolution that's in your best financial interest.
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