IRS Tax Liens
So The IRS Sent You A Notice of Federal Tax Lien
You Have A 30 Day Window From The Date Of The Notice To Get The Best Results
If your tax debt has accumulated to a point where the IRS feels the need to protect their interests and you have been neglectful of responding to IRS notices you may have received, a tax lien may be placed on your property. If you receive a Form 668, Notice of Federal Tax Lien in the mail and do not know what to do, it is in your best interest to contact us but do it immediately. There are actions we can take to assist you but are only available 30 days from the date of the letter.
What A Tax Lien Is Not
A federal tax lien does NOT mean your assets are about to be seized, but what it does mean is that the IRS is filing a public notice in your county, and they now have first dibs on any proceeds from the sale of your property.
Who Does The IRS Tax Lien Affect?
The lien can be against you, your spouse, or your company. The lien is not placed solely on your home but over all your assets. If you own a business, this would even include your accounts receivable. At this point, everything you own is but one short step away from becoming the property of the United States Government.
Contact the Connecticut Tax Resolution Service To See If The Lien Can Be Removed, Withdrawn, or Subordinated
Under certain circumstances, we can have a lien removed or subordinated, and we may be able to challenge the lien in a due process hearing, but the faster you contact us from the date on Form 668, the more options you have available.
The Options The Connecticut Tax Resolution Service Has To Resolve Your Case
There are several options the IRS provides to resolve tax issues, but not all options are available to all taxpayers. A financial analysis must be performed to decide which option best suits your unique situation. To see the options potentially available to resolve your problem, click here.
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