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What the New IRS Tax Lien Rules mean for You

By Darrin Mish

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Recently, the IRS has put in place new regulations pertaining to tax liens.  These regulations are meant to make it easier for taxpayers to stay current with their tax obligations and reflect the IRS? efforts to decrease the number of liens. A tax lien is a right the IRS has to first priority claims on a taxpayer?s property for the amount of taxes that are unpaid.  Very often there is more than one party who has claims on a taxpayer?s property.  But when the IRS files a federal read more

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