What Is an IRS Statutory Lien?
The IRS will file a lien against a home when they determine a taxpayer has unpaid tax debt, this protects their claim on the unpaid balance.
What Happens if Both the Feds and the State Have Liens on My Property?
What happens when the state and federal government are both trying to seize your property?
Unpaid IRS Taxes: How Much Do I Have to Owe Before the IRS Files a Lien?
A tax lien can be field against you if you have an unpaid balance that has gone ignored and is still unpaid. The lien notifies other creditors that the government has a legal right to your property.
Received a Notice of Federal Tax Lien? Your Rights to a Hearing
You've received a letter informing you of a tax lien filing against you, because you have unpaid taxes. What this means is that the IRS has publicly declared that they have a claim to your property because of the unpaid debts. But you have options, you can request a hearing with the IRS to discuss the liability and determine how to make payment towards the balance.
Obtaining a Home Loan After an IRS Lien
Unpaid tax obligations may results in a tax lien against your property may hinder you from obtaining a home loan. However, the lien does not mean you don't have options.
Can I Sell or Refinance with an IRS Tax Lien on My Property?
Learn about the options you have for selling or refinancing your home when you have a Tax Lien on your home.
