When the IRS files a Federal Tax Lien in Phoenix AZ against you, it is the government\u2019s legal notice of a claim against your assets.\u00a0 The lien is placed to protect the government\u2019s right to an interest in everything you own.\u00a0 This includes your home and personal property and financial assets.<\/p>\n
Before the IRS files a federal tax lien in Phoenix AZ they must first assess you a liability.\u00a0 This comes from either a return you filed or a substitute tax return that the IRS has filed.\u00a0 Next the IRS will send you a notice demanding payment with the threat of filing a tax lien.\u00a0 If you neglect to pay the tax on time or enter into a settlement that will prevent the IRS from filing a tax lien\u2014a Federal Tax Lien is filed against you by the IRS.<\/p>\n
Ideally, it would be advisable to meet with Scott Allen E.A. when the IRS has assessed a tax liability with you.\u00a0 That is when Scott has the ability to advise you on your legal rights that may prevent a tax lien being filed.\u00a0 The longer you wait to respond, the greater the likelihood that you will not be able to prevent a tax lien from being filed or released.\u00a0 Scott Allen E.A. offers a free evaluation of your situation.\u00a0 Call Scott at 480-926-9300 to schedule your appointment.\u00a0 Scott will make that day a great day for you!<\/p>\n
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