
Remove IRS Tax Liens and Protect Your Credit
A federal tax lien is damaging your credit and blocking financial opportunities. Our tax attorneys can help you release, withdraw, or subordinate the lien. Tax liens can drop your credit score by 100+ points - protect your financial future now.
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Remove IRS Tax Liens and Protect Your Credit
A federal tax lien is damaging your credit and blocking financial opportunities. Our tax attorneys can help you release or withdraw the lien.
What Is a Federal Tax Lien?
A federal tax lien is the government's legal claim against your property when you neglect or fail to pay a tax debt. The lien protects the government's interest in all your property, including real estate, personal property, and financial assets. Once filed, a Notice of Federal Tax Lien becomes public record and can seriously damage your credit score.
How Tax Liens Affect You
- •Severely damages your credit score (can drop 100+ points)
- •Makes it difficult or impossible to get loans or credit
- •Prevents you from selling or refinancing property
- •Attaches to all current and future assets
- •Can affect your ability to get a job or security clearance
Tax Lien vs. Tax Levy: What's the Difference?
Tax Lien
A legal claim against your property. The IRS files a public notice that they have a right to your property if you don't pay your tax debt. It doesn't take your property, but it prevents you from selling or borrowing against it.
Tax Levy
The actual seizure of your property. The IRS takes your assets (bank accounts, wages, property) to satisfy your tax debt. A levy is the enforcement action that comes after a lien if you don't resolve the debt.
How Our Tax Attorneys Remove Tax Liens
Our experienced tax lawyers know the strategies to get tax liens released, withdrawn, or subordinated. We work with the IRS to find the best solution for your situation:
1. Pay the Tax Debt in Full
The most straightforward way to remove a lien is to pay your tax debt completely. Once paid, the IRS will release the lien within 30 days.
Best for: Those who have the funds available or can secure financing
2. Discharge of Property
We can request that the IRS remove the lien from specific property, allowing you to sell or refinance. The IRS may agree if they'll still be able to collect the debt from other assets.
Best for: Those who need to sell property to pay the tax debt
3. Subordination
Subordination doesn't remove the lien, but it allows other creditors to move ahead of the IRS. This can help you refinance or get a loan even with a lien in place.
Best for: Those who need to refinance to pay off the tax debt
4. Withdrawal
A lien withdrawal removes the public Notice of Federal Tax Lien. You may qualify if you've entered into a Direct Debit Installment Agreement or meet other IRS criteria. This can help restore your credit.
Best for: Those in payment plans who want to improve their credit
5. Offer in Compromise
If you qualify, we can negotiate to settle your tax debt for less than you owe. Once the IRS accepts your offer and you fulfill the terms, the lien will be released.
Best for: Those who can't afford to pay the full amount owed
Don't Let a Tax Lien Ruin Your Financial Future
A federal tax lien can follow you for years and make it nearly impossible to move forward financially. Our tax attorneys have helped thousands of clients remove tax liens and regain control of their finances.
Schedule Your Free ConsultationFrequently Asked Questions About Tax Liens
How long does a federal tax lien last?
A federal tax lien lasts until the tax debt is paid in full or the statute of limitations expires (typically 10 years). However, the IRS can refile the lien, and it will remain on your credit report for 7 years from the date it's paid.
Can I buy a house with a tax lien?
It's very difficult to get a mortgage with a federal tax lien because it takes priority over other creditors. However, our tax attorneys can work to subordinate or withdraw the lien, making it possible to qualify for financing.
Will a tax lien affect my credit score?
Yes, a federal tax lien is public record and can severely damage your credit score. While the major credit bureaus no longer include tax liens in credit reports, lenders can still discover them through public records searches, which can affect your ability to get loans.
Can I negotiate with the IRS to remove a tax lien?
Yes, our tax attorneys can negotiate with the IRS on your behalf to release, withdraw, or subordinate a tax lien. The best approach depends on your financial situation and goals. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your options.
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