Removing an irs tax lien

​Having your Federal Tax Lien released is the only way you can be sure your personal property will not be seized. The most simple way of removing a tax lien is by paying in full. Thirty days after payment is received, the lien is removed. If cash is paid, the lien is removed immediately.  

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Removing a federal tax lien is possible if:

- The IRS did not file in accordance with regulations,
- Removing tax liens speeds up collections.
- Removing tax liens will be in the best interest of both parties.

Removing an IRS Tax Lien is also possible by appealing the lien. ​There are a few reasons to appeal a Federal Tax Lien including:

-The debt was already paid in full.
-The IRS filed a Federal Tax Lien while the taxpayer was undergoing bankruptcy proceedings.
-The IRS did not follow procedures when filing the Federal Tax Lien.
-The statute of limitations for tax debt collection, which is generally ten years, has expired.
-The IRS did not give the taxpayer a chance to dispute the Federal Tax Lien.
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If you have a Federal Tax Lien on your property, or are in danger of receiving one, you need the experienced professionals at Elite Tax and Accounting on your side. 

Tax Lien Analysis