The IRS may withdraw a lien if:
- It filed the notice too soon or not according to IRS procedures,
- The taxpayer entered into an installment agreement to pay the debt
- Withdrawal will speed collecting the tax, or
- Withdrawal would be in you’re the taxpayer’s best interest as determined by the Taxpayer Advocate, and in the best interest of the government.
Taxpayers may appeal the filing of the lien if the taxpayer was in bankruptcy at the time of filing, the taxes had actually been paid, the IRS made a procedural error, or even if the taxpayer did not have an opportunity to dispute the assessed liability, wishes to discuss the collection options, or wishes to make spousal defenses.
Contact McGinn Law, PC now so we can assist you in removing a tax lien.