Tax Liens & IRS Collections
A federal tax lien damages your credit, clouds your property, and can lead to levy and seizure. A tax attorney can challenge the lien, negotiate release, and protect your assets.
Get Help With My Tax Lien →Understanding your legal situation is the first step to protecting your rights and getting fair compensation.
When you owe federal taxes and the IRS has assessed the liability, demanded payment, and you've failed to pay, the IRS files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL). This lien attaches to all your property and rights to property — real estate, financial accounts, and vehicles — and appears on your credit report.
Liens are released when the debt is paid in full, the collection statute expires, or the IRS accepts an Offer in Compromise. A discharge removes the lien from a specific piece of property. A subordination allows other creditors to move ahead of the IRS lien. An attorney identifies the best strategy for your assets.
A levy allows the IRS to actually take your money and property — wages, bank accounts, retirement funds, and real property. An attorney can request a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing that immediately stops levy action while your case is reviewed.
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