An IRS Tax Lien can have Serious Consequences. But it doesn't have to if you act quickly.
Tax liens mean the IRS can take your property, assets, or wages until your tax debt is resolved. But with the right approach, you can have your lien removed and your tax issues reduced or even eliminated – before they get worse. Wiggam Law is here to help.
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Dear [First Name],
A tax lien for $[Amount] has been recorded against you.
What that means:
- The lien attaches to real estate you own, including your primary residence, and can block the sale or refinance of that property until it is resolved.
- It appears in public records and can be discovered and used by lenders, landlords, and employers running background or credit checks.
- Seriously delinquent federal tax debts can result in the denial or revocation of a U.S. passport.
- It signals that collection has escalated past the notice stage. Levy of bank accounts, wages, and accounts receivable is the next step in the process.
- Federal tax liens generally survive bankruptcy and continue to attach to assets after discharge.
The lien is not the end of the road. It is the point where resolution options still exist but begin to narrow, and where the difference between represented and unrepresented outcomes tends to be the largest.
Call (404) 999-0544 for a free 30-minute case review, or schedule online at wiggamlaw.com/tax-lien-letter/.
A recent representative case:
A Georgia taxpayer with $[X] in back federal taxes had a Notice of Federal Tax Lien filed against real estate held jointly with a spouse. We evaluated the assessment, resolved the underlying liability through a partial payment installment agreement, and obtained a lien withdrawal that cleared title for a pending refinance.
Who we are:
Wiggam Law is an Atlanta tax law firm. Tax law is the only thing we do. We represent individuals and businesses before the IRS and the Georgia Department of Revenue in tax liens, levies, installment agreements, offers in compromise, and Collection Due Process hearings.
What to do now:
Call (404) 999-0544 for a free 30-minute case review, or schedule at wiggamlaw.com/tax-lien-letter/.
Sincerely,
Jason Wiggam
Judson Mallory
We're Here to Help You Find a Way Out of Your Tax Lien
If you have received IRS notification regarding a tax lien, you have the right to appeal, but time is of the essence.
That's where Wiggam Law comes in. Our experienced tax attorneys specialize in negotiating with the IRS on your behalf to help resolve your tax lien issues so you can move on with your life.
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Your tax debt can be resolved if you know how. We've resolved tax issues for hundreds of clients – and we can help with yours, too
A husband and wife received a Notice from the IRS proposing to assess tax, penalties, and interest totaling $146,759. following an audit. The taxpayers did not have the records to substantiate their costs; We settled with the IRS for $23,104, saving the taxpayers over $123,000.
A stay-at-home father on a fixed income owed the IRS $69,702.06 for several tax years. We negotiated a Currently Not Collectible status for 100% of the tax debt to be written off status. The majority of his liability was written off in 2021 with the remaining two tax years written off in 2022 and 2023.
A client was assessed $99,851. in unpaid sales taxes related to her ex-husband's business. She was not involved with the business but was listed as an officer, which caused the Georgia Department of Revenue to assess her personally for the unpaid tax. We filed a Georgia Offer in Compromise for $720.00, which saved her $99,131.
Contact Our Tax Attorneys in Atlanta, GA
Wiggam Law tax attorneys can help guide you through the process and negotiate to save you time, stress, and money.
Call 404-537-5030 or complete the form to schedule a case review.