Get help with an IRS Tax Lien removal
Call us now to get more information about removing an IRS tax lien from your property at (561) 237-5443
IRS Tax Lien Help is just a phone call away. Ask our tax professionals about our lien removal program which can help you in the removal of your Federal Tax Lien. In addition to an IRS wage garnishment, the IRS has many other methods they use to disrupt your life. One of them is by use of a federal tax lien. When you have IRS tax debt and you’re not on an acceptable repayment schedule, the IRS will put a federal tax lien on your home.
When you have an IRS tax lien on your property, it renders you unable to sell the property without first paying the IRS. Any available proceeds from the sale will go to the IRS. It also makes it impossible to refinance your home as there is no lender who wants to refinance your home while it has a federal tax lien attached to it. It’s too much of a risky proposition from their perspective. In addition to a lien on your home, the IRS will attach a lien to your business or your accounts receivable. Basically, they will contact your vendors or customers and force them to pay the IRS rather than you. Without question, this kind of action can not only cause you a great deal of embarrassment but it can cause great damage to your business as your clients will be questioning the stability of your business. Additionally, the tax lien is in the public records. Anyone can find this information if they choose to look.
Releasing an IRS Federal Tax Lien
It’s extremely difficult to get the IRS to release a federal tax lien. In most cases, the only way they will release it is if they believe there is a greater chance for you to repay the debt by them releasing that tax lien. This does not take place all that often. In most situations, you will need the services of a tax professional that can successfully negotiate the release of your IRS tax lien. Many people incorrectly think that a tax lien can be eliminated by paying the IRS just a little bit each month. In rare cases, the IRS will grant a lien subordination if it will facilitate the repayment of the IRS tax debt.
If you would like to speak with one of our representatives about your tax lien, call us now at (561) 237-5443 or fill out the consultation request form below.
