Remove an Arizona IRS Tax Lien

Depending on the facts and circumstances, an IRS lien can be withdrawn, subordinated, discharged or released.  A tax lien will be withdrawn if it was filed without just cause.  A tax lien will be subordinated in cases where the taxpayer is financing real property and able to use the loan proceeds to pay down the tax debt.  A discharge is possible when the taxpayer is selling real property and agrees to pay all the equity towards the tax debt.  And finally an Arizona IRS tax lien will be released when the tax debt has been paid in full, or settled with an accepted Offer in Compromise, or the statute of limitations has expired, or when a tax debt is discharged in bankruptcy and there is no equity in the asset.

Removing an Arizona IRS tax lien under each of these four scenarios will require professional help. TaxDebtAdvisors.com offers a free initial, in office, consultation.  Call Scott today at 480-926-9300 to schedule your appointment.