Post by myTax Solutions on Mar 17, 2016 22:27:34 GMT
If a Federal Tax Lien has been issued, you should have received various notices that informed you first that it was coming, and second, when it was actually filed. However, if you don’t have these notices, you can contact the IRS directly by calling the Federal Lien Desk and requesting copies of any and all outstanding liens. It is common for the IRS to file multiple liens with each lien being attached to smaller portion of the larger total balance. The documents that you receive from the IRS will generally be titled “Notice of Federal Tax Lien” and should provide the following important information:
• When the lien was filed
• What State and County the lien was filed in
• The total amount and what tax periods included in the lien
This information can be very helpful for several reasons. The location and County where the lien was filed may be important. For example, it’s possible that a vacation home in another state may be unaffected by a lien filed only in your home state.
• When the lien was filed
• What State and County the lien was filed in
• The total amount and what tax periods included in the lien
This information can be very helpful for several reasons. The location and County where the lien was filed may be important. For example, it’s possible that a vacation home in another state may be unaffected by a lien filed only in your home state.