For purposes of back due tax personal tax debts, the Internal Revenue Service typically files a lien in the following situations:
NOTE: Prior to 2018, IRS tax liens against your property used to show up on your credit report. Since 2018, the IRS has changed its policy and no longer reports the lien to credit agencies. While a lien can still impact your eligibility for credit, it does not show up on your standard credit report (such as applications for car loans, tenancy, employment, etc.).
At the minimum, an IRS tax lien lasts for 10 years. However, a tax lien can be extended beyond 10 years if…
Obviously, trying to wait out the tax lien is not the answer. Tax liens merely exist as a security interest mark on the lined property. As the negotiations between the taxpayer and the IRS ensue, the lien can be removed earlier if a settlement is reached. But every situation is different.
Here are some easy ways to avoid IRS tax liens:
If you have a lot of other debt, you might want to look at Bankruptcy instead of an Offer In Compromise.
Not sure what to do and need help with your back due to tax debt? Fill out the contact form on our website here. or call us at (888) 515-4829. One of our expert tax attorneys will consult you for free for 15 minutes with no obligation.
This is not intended to be legal advice and is for information purposes only.
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