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Release of Tax Liens Tax liens can be filed by the taxing authorities as a means for trapping equity or to publicly announce a claim against assets. After full resolution has been brought to a tax debt, any liens filed on a liability owed should qualify for release. Releases can be obtained regardless of whether a liability expired, was relieved or forgiven, was settled out and paid, was discharged in bankruptcy or was actually paid off in full. Liens can also be discharged or subordinated in cases where real estate needs to be sold or refinanced. In other cases, liens can be withdrawn by the IRS without full payment being remitted. Please call us to discuss your tax situation so we can address the best way to overcome or eliminate liens that may be filed against you or to discuss how best to avoid them. If the IRS or state taxing authorities have filed a lien against you, please contact us to discuss what can be done to have it released, discharged or subordinated. If you need help securing the release of tax lien, contact our office for help. |
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