Category Archives: Tax Lien
What You Should Know About Federal Tax Liens
A tax lien occurs when the government has a legal claim against a taxpayer’s property for failure to pay a debt. These liens basically protect the federal government’s interest in a specific piece of property, which could include everything from a financial asset to real estate or even a personal possession. There are, however,… Read More »
Renewing Your ITIN to Avoid Refund Delays
According to the IRS, more than two million Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) will expire by the end of this year. Although the IRS has increased its staff in preparation for the influx of W-7 applications requesting renewal, it’s still a good idea for taxpayers who need to have their ITINs renewed to submit… Read More »
Removing a Tax Lien
When an individual owes back taxes, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can use a variety of methods to collect the funds, including tax liens. Tax liens can take a significant financial toll on a taxpayer who is attempting to repay a debt, so if the IRS has placed a tax lien on your assets,… Read More »
