The IRS Put a Lien on My Property
A federal tax lien attaches to everything you own. It clouds your title, damages your credit, and follows you until it is resolved.
The Problem
The IRS filed a Notice of Federal Tax Lien with your county recorder. This is a public record that attaches to all your property: real estate, vehicles, bank accounts, investment accounts. It appears on title searches and credit reports. You can't sell or refinance without dealing with it.
The Solution
Three tools. Lien withdrawal removes the public notice entirely; the IRS will do this if you enter a Direct Debit installment agreement and meet certain requirements. Lien discharge removes the lien from specific property, typically at a real estate closing. Lien subordination lets a new mortgage take priority over the IRS lien, enabling refinancing.
Each requires a specific IRS application. I handle these regularly for clients who need to sell, refinance, or clean up their credit. Schedule a free consultation.
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