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A tax lien is a common tactic used by the IRS or state to protect its interest. It is the government’s legal claim against a taxpayer’s property when that individual fails to pay their taxes.
When the government places a tax lien on someone’s property, that doesn’t mean the property will be sold. Rather, the authority is guaranteed a claim over other credits competing for the taxpayer’s assets. They want to be paid, so they will put a lien on any property you own so you may not sell without paying the taxes you owe first.
Tax liens can result in any of the following outcomes:
There are no hard rules on when liens are filed, and they often seem arbitrary. Liens can be filed for unpaid taxes as small as $100, and we’ve seen clients owe millions with no liens filed.
If you have a lien on your property and are unable to pay your tax bill, there are other ways you can get the lien removed. Some of the most common methods include:
Though there are various ways to remove a federal lien, they are not as straightforward as they seem. That’s why it’s highly beneficial to invest in lien assistance services from certified tax professionals to get the best outcome for your situation.
If you have a tax lien, please know that we can provide lien assistance to deal with it in the smoothest manner possible for you.
Our tax lien attorneys can provide you with a variety of ways to deal with your lien.
The process can be confusing for taxpayers, but once we understand your needs, we can discuss what option may be best for your situation such as a lien release, a lien discharge, a lien subordination, a partial lien release or a lien withdrawal. Each of these outcomes has different requirements for qualifying, but we can guide you through the maze to reach the result you have in mind.
When you come to Polston Tax for lien assistance services, we do what we can to make the process as easy and stress-free as possible.
All you have to do is submit an online form or give us a call to make an inquiry. Then, we’ll ask you for some basic information to get the process started before scheduling a one-hour appointment with one of our tax professionals, which will take place in person, online or over the phone. Once your new client meeting is over, we’ll determine the service option that works best for you and send you a quote.
Though you can pursue several avenues to get a tax lien removed from your property, these methods can be complicated and often require expansive tax knowledge. That’s why many taxpayers refer to certified tax attorneys to help them find a solution.
With a trusted tax firm like Polston Tax on your side, you can enjoy all the benefits of professional lien assistance:
At Polston Tax, it’s our mission to make it easier for people to pay their taxes. We understand that tax issues don’t stem from any one reason — they may result from a family tragedy, filing confusion, lack of adequate accounting or a slow-moving business. Whatever the reason, we want to help you get out and stay out of outstanding tax liabilities.
Taxpayers choose us for lien assistance because of our many qualifications:
You can get out of our tax lien with lien assistance services from Polston Tax. Our team is the best at what they do because tax and accounting are all they do.
Contact us to schedule a free consultation today!
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