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You can get rid of an IRS Federal Tax Lien. This video covers 5 different ways to remove an IRS Federal Tax Lien filed against you. The IRS will file a federal tax lien when as a collection tactic when you have a balance owed for back taxes. There are IRS tax relief programs and solutions that can help you with IRS Federal Tax liens. This video covers 5 ways to resolve an IRS federal tax lien in 2020. The tax relief programs covered are the top ways to resolve the IRS liens, however, there may be more than 1 solution to help discharge, remove or withdraw the IRS federal tax liens. A solution to IRS federal tax liens can be a combination of many IRS tax relief programs to help you resolve, settle & lower tax debt. IRS tax relief is tailored to your overall situation. Some programs rely on your current finances. The IRS offer in compromise is one of the most widely sought after programs that eliminate your tax debt. If you were to get an IRS OIC or offer in compromise accepted, the IRS federal tax liens would be removed completely, and the IRS would withdraw the IRS Federal Tax liens filed against you. The 5 ways to either remove, withdraw or discharge IRS federal tax liens are: 1. File an appeal of the IRS federal Tax lien within 30 days of filing 2. Pay the IRS in full 3. IRS Fresh start program: Pay the total balance owed to the IRS under $25,000 and set up an installment plan of 60 months. 4. File an IRS Offer In Compromise 5. Get an IRS Tax Lien Subordination The IRS tax lien is filed in the county where you live & also if you own property in other counties. The IRS federal tax lien filed becomes public information. Since the IRS federal tax liens are public information, you may get a lot of mail from tax relief attorneys, CPAs, Enrolled Agents & tax relief companies offering you a tax relief settlement solution to your IRS back tax debt. The first option to resolve the IRS Federal tax lies is to file an IRS Federal Tax lien appeals, you can resolve the entire taxes through the IRS office of appeals. The second option is to pay the IRS in full the entire balance, which the IRS will fully release & withdraw the IRS federal tax liens. The third option is part of the Fresh Start Initiatives which you have to pay the entire balance to under $25,000, set up a 60-month installment plan with the IRS. When you make the 3rd payment of the IRS payment plan, the IRS will release the IRS federal Tax lien. The 4th option is an IRS Offer in Compromise, OIC. The IRS OIC completely eliminates your tax debt, and the IRS would completely remove & withdraw the IRS Federal Tax Lien. An offer in compromise completely settles out and gets rid of your IRS tax debt. The program is designed to give you a fresh start. When you submit an IRS OIC, you calculate an offer amount to the IRS. If the IRS accepts your proposes offer for the offer in compromise, the IRS forgives or abates the entire back taxes owed to them, including interest & penalties. The IRS offer in compromise is based on your ability or what the IRS calls Reasonable Collection Potential. The IRS OIC is evaluated based on your monthly income, less reasonable living expenses, plus any net value of assets. Once the IRS offer in compromise may be a lengthy legal IRS process. However, it may well worth the time, since the OIC will completely eliminate your tax problems. The 5th option to resolve your federal tax lien is to have the IRS subordinate the tax lien if you are a homeowner. This will help with either a refinance of a mortgage or the sale of a home. The IRS federal tax lien will become a junior lien on the property to the mortgage recorded against the property.