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IRS Tax Liens

 

The IRS can place a federal tax lien on the property of any taxpayer who owes unpaid taxes.  The tax lien publicly secures the IRS’s interest in the property as a creditor and will, generally, not be removed until the entire tax liability is satisfied.  Having a tax lien can make it difficult for you to borrow against the property and may, in some instances, impair your ability to sell the property with a clean title.  The placement of a tax lien can affect your credit and make it more difficult for you to pay your tax debt as well as your other debts. 

Contact Thorn Law Group if the IRS has notified you that it plans to place a lien against your property.  We can work with you to resolve your debt to the IRS while minimizing the effect of IRS collection activity.