A lien against all assets of a delinquent taxpayer.
an obligation to the United States government as a result of nonpayment of federal income taxes.
A Federal Tax Lien is a public record filed by the IRS proclaiming that a taxpayer owes taxes. The Tax Lien is filed with the County Clerk in the county from which the taxpayer or the business operates. A Lien can cause significant financial challenges, for example, difficulty in obtaining credit. There are a variety of options in getting a lien released. It is important to act on a Federal Tax Lien in order to prevent further action by the IRS. Further action could include seizure of business and personal property, levies on bank accounts or wages (taking wages or money in savings and applying it toward the taxes owed). There are better ways to come to an agreement with the IRS without compromising livelihood or dignity. Equity Search can help.
A notice of debt attached to property for unpaid federal taxes, most often the IRS.
lien of the United States on all property of a taxpayer who fails to pay the federal government the taxes for which he or she is liable
a form of attachment against all the property of the taxpayer
a general, statutory, involuntary lien on all real and personal property held by the delinquent taxpayer
a lien filed by the Internal Revenue Service against the real or personal property of a person, trust, business or estate to secure payment of unpaid federal income taxes
a notice that you owe the IRS money
A lien attached to real estate property for unpaid federal taxes.
An obligation to the federal government as a result of non-payment of taxes.
Nonpayment of any federal tax, including income tax, can result in a Federal Tax Lien being attached to taxpayer's property.
A federal lien which attaches to real property, either if the federal estate tax is not paid, or if the taxpayer has violated the federal income tax or payroll tax laws.
An encumbrance registered on title to a property securing a tax debt owed by the property owner to the national government.
A lien attaching to property for the non-payment of a federal tax (estate, income, etc.). A federal tax lien differs from other liens in that it is not automatically wiped out by foreclosing on a mortgage or trust deed recorded before the tax lien (except by judicial foreclosure).
A lien attached to property for nonpayment of a federal tax.
A federal lien which attaches to the real property of a person when that taxpayer has violated either federal estate tax laws or federal income tax laws. When a person dies his or her estate is subject to a federal estate tax. This tax causes a lien to attach on all real and personal property in the estate for a statutory period of ten years or until the tax is paid. If a person fails to pay federal income taxes, government may issue a tax warrant which, when recorded in the federal tax do in the county records, attaches a federal tax lien.
A lien placed on an individual's real property, by the federal government, for federal income or estate tax violations. If these taxes are not paid, the government may seek a tax warrant causing a federal tax lien to be placed against the taxpayer's property. In the event of death, the estate is liable for the lien.