Lipkin
& Associates says:
The reason the IRS typically files a lien is because taxes are owed
and the full amount due has gone unpaid.
Liens give the IRS a legal claim to your property as security for
payment of your tax debt.
Liens will impact your credit rating. When filed, a notice of the
lien will appear in the public records of the county courthouse
where you reside. The lien remains a public record until they are
paid in full .If you own real property in other counties, a lien
will likely be filed there as well. As a result of a lien, it will
become difficult to buy or sell your property.
It is possible to prevent the IRS from filing a lien. It is also
possible to have a lien withdrawn if it facilitates the collection
of tax.
It is important to contact us immediately. Time is of the essence.
Call Ira Lipkin direct at 847-236-1070.