An IRS tax lien can create serious financial and legal obstacles. When the government files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien, it becomes a public claim against your property and assets. Margolies Law Office helps individuals and business owners remove, discharge, or resolve federal tax liens before they cause long-term damage.
A lien can interfere with selling property, refinancing, securing loans, or maintaining business credit. Acting quickly is critical.
A federal tax lien is the government’s legal claim against everything you own, including:
Future property acquired while the lien is active Margolies Law Office works to analyze your IRS account and determine the most effective way to remove or reduce the impact of the lien.
These terms are not interchangeable. Choosing the correct strategy depends on your goal.
Discharge removes the lien from a specific property. This is commonly used when selling or refinancing real estate.
Release removes the lien entirely after the debt is paid or legally resolved.
Withdrawal removes the public Notice of Federal Tax Lien as if it were never filed. This is often the most beneficial outcome for credit and reputation.
Margolies Law Office evaluates which remedy best protects your financial interests.
A tax lien creates a cloud on title. Buyers and lenders will not move forward until the lien is addressed.
To sell property, a Certificate of Discharge must typically be approved. The IRS may allow the sale if it receives the net equity or if its interest is otherwise protected.
Margolies Law Office coordinates directly with the IRS, title companies, and lenders to prevent closing delays and protect transaction timelines.
Unresolved tax liens can lead to:
Ignoring IRS notices increases the likelihood of enforcement action. Early intervention provides more options.
Resolving a lien requires reviewing IRS transcripts, confirming the balance, and identifying whether discharge, subordination, release, or withdrawal is appropriate.
Margolies Law Office handles:
Direct communication with Revenue Officers Margolies Law Office provides focused representation in complex federal tax lien matters.
If an IRS tax lien is affecting your property or financial future, call (469) 626-7760 to schedule a confidential consultation with Margolies Law Office and protect your assets.
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Attorney Andrew is very knowledgeable with reasonable fees and Jennifer is very responsive to all requests and questions. Most importantly they have business ethics. I will not look further if I have any more tax problems.”
