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How To Handle A Scary Tax Lien! | IRS Offer in Compromise

If you’ve ever had a conversation like this, you're not alone. And if the IRS has ever put a federal tax lien on your property, you know just how serious that situation can be. I’m Josh with Best Tax Pro, and in today’s video, I’m breaking down exactly what a federal tax lien is, how it can affect your finances, and—most importantly—what you can do about it. Let’s start with the basics. A federal tax lien happens when the IRS makes a legal claim against your property because you have unpaid tax debt. This can impact your credit, prevent you from selling or refinancing your home, and even block you from getting loans for things like cars or college. Sounds intimidating, right? Don’t panic—you’ve got options. For example, one of my clients was shocked to find out they had a lien only after being denied while trying to refinance their home. The IRS had filed a lien without their knowledge. But with our help, they resolved it—and you can too. The fastest way to remove a tax lien is to pay your debt in full. Once payment is processed, the IRS typically releases the lien within 30 days. But let’s be real—if paying in full was easy, you wouldn’t be in this position to begin with. That’s where the IRS Fresh Start Program comes in. If you’ve made at least three on-time payments in a direct debit installment agreement, you might qualify for a lien withdrawal. This means the lien gets removed—even if the full balance hasn’t been paid yet. Made a mistake on your taxes? If you believe the lien was filed in error, you may be able to challenge it—just be sure you have strong documentation to back your claim. There’s also the Offer in Compromise (OIC) option, where the IRS allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount. If approved, the lien may be released as part of the deal. But here’s the critical part: Don’t ignore it. A tax lien isn’t just a letter—it’s a legal claim. If unresolved, the IRS can seize your assets, and penalties keep adding up. Even if the lien is eventually released, it can linger on your credit report for years. At Best Tax Pro, we’ve helped hundreds of people resolve tax liens through strategic planning, installment agreements, and expert negotiations with the IRS. If you’re facing a tax lien and don’t know where to turn, give us a call at 763-477-4205 or click the link below to schedule your free consultation. Tax liens are serious—but with the right help, you can take control. Watch the video, subscribe for more practical tax tips, and let’s tackle this together. 💙 Support the Channel & Fuel More IRS Insider Content ☕️ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/besttaxpro Hey, I’m Josh Webskowski, an Enrolled Agent and U.S. Tax Court Practitioner. I team up with Former IRS Agents to share real IRS strategies on audits, back taxes, offers in compromise, and Tax Court cases. Over the last 20 years, I’ve helped people across the country solve IRS problems and protect their financial future. On this channel, you’ll see videos designed to help you get IRS audit help, understand your tax options, and avoid the bad advice floating around online. If this sounds familiar—hit subscribe, watch a few videos, and drop a comment with your tax questions. 👉 If you’re dealing with big debt, back taxes, audits, or even passport blocks: Schedule your consultation: https://calendly.com/besttaxpro/free30 NEED IRS HELP? Contact Us: 💻 Website: https://www.besttaxpro.com/ 👉 Find us on Google: https://maps.app.goo.gl/JmGCB44xCGirG... 📨 Email: info@besttaxpro.com 📞 Call: 763-477-4205 🎥 Recommended Videos:    • Former IRS Agent WARNS: The Biggest Mistak...      • IRS Changes: What They Aren't Telling You      • 2025 Tax Plan Explained – What It Means fo...   #offerincompromise #irshelp #IRSRelief #IRSBackTaxes