Getting your lien removed is possible.

If the IRS placed a lien against your account, you need to decrease your tax debt to under $25,000. Then, get into a direct debit installment agreement (DDIA) for the remaining balance. After three payments in your DDIA, apply for lien removal.

Let’s say your property has a lien. If you are trying to refinance your mortgage to get a better rate, apply for a lien subordination. However, the IRS will only grant it if you were going to pay them more money.

For example, if the lower interest rates will reduce your payments to the IRS, they will want you to increase your monthly payments. Another possibility is that they will ask you to pay down a significant portion of your tax if it’s a cash-out refinancing.

JLD Tax Resolution Group can help you solve a complex tax problem with ease. Schedule your free consultation at 201-479-2572 or visit www.201tax.com.