Federal Tax Liens

Tax Liens can really make your life miserable! When your taxes are unpaid the IRS and/or the State files a lien against all of your assets. This gives them the legal right to collect taxes from the sale of your assets, which includes literally everything you own.

Tax liens may be filed against you, your spouse, or your company depending on how the tax liability was incurred. Everything you own is in jeopardy of becoming property of the government.

To make matters worse tax liens filed against you show up on your credit report and often prevent you from opening a checking account or borrowing against any assets, like your home. If a lender is willing to approve a loan for you, the interest rate will be higher when a lien appears on your credit report. Think about paying 18-22% interest on a car that is already too expensive. Buying or selling real estate is likely out of reach as well.

Tax liens can be removed once the government is satisfied that you are compliant, so getting compliant is step number one in the process. That could be filing back tax returns, setting up an installment agreement, or enrolling in one of the other IRS settlement programs. The good news is, once your tax problem is solved, we can get tax liens erased from your credit report!

The reason a lien is filed against you and/or your business is because you owe the IRS or State income taxes. We explain how liens are removed from a tax account. During your one hour no obligation case evaluation we will discuss the details of your case and prepare to start the initial phase of your case.

Once you become our client, you won’t have to speak to the IRS anymore. If they want information or to talk to you, they will have to go through us. During the investigation phase, we will gather IRS transcripts and analyze the data. Once the data analysis is completed, we will set up another meeting, providing you a list of possible resolution options.

Qualification requirements differ with all IRS resolutions options. We will not be able to tell you which program you will qualify for during the first meeting.

No Obligation One Hour Case Evaluation