Liens give the IRS legal claim to your property as security or payment for your tax debt. A Notice of Federal Tax Lien may be filed only after IRS has met certain legal requirements and followed the required procedures.

The law requires that IRS give you a notice of and demand for the amount and give you ten days to pay the amount before filing a lien.

The lien attaches to all your property (such as your house or car) and to all your rights to property (such as your accounts receivable, if you are a business). Once a lien is filed, your credit rating may be harmed.

The lien will be released within 30 days of payment of the tax debt or after the taxpayer posts a bond guaranteeing the payment of the tax debt.

The lien may be withdrawn if the required procedures were not followed or legal requirements were not met. In some cases, the lien may be withdrawn if you enter into an installment payment agreement.

The IRS may also withdraw the lien if it speeds collecting the tax, or if it is in both the government and the taxpayer's best interest.

Do you have any questions or concerns about a federal tax lien or how to release or withdraw it? We are here to answer your questions and help you solve your tax and lien problems.

Please give us a call today to schedule a confidential consultation. We will review your tax liens and verify that all requirements have been met. We will guide, represent, and assist you throughout the process of releasing or withdrawing the federal tax lien against you.