tax lien

What if there is a federal tax lien on my home?

A federal tax lien can be filed against your property.

Tax liens, in some cases, will come ahead of mortgages.

I found out that she, too, invested in the tax liens.

No money ever changed hands, said investigators, and the tax lien was never removed.

These weapons include a tax lien on the taxpayer's property.

The maximum rate of return on a tax lien can be far higher than other investments.

For example, if one owner faces a tax lien, it would not affect the house.

The question is whether a tax lien is such a "right."

It was the tax liens that immediately raised warning flags.

An Offer in Compromise will have no effect upon a tax lien.

He also has a multimillion-dollar tax lien against him.

There are many judgements against them several unsatisfied tax liens.

Local Law 37 defines a distressed property as one in which the tax lien is at least 15 percent of a property's market value.

They also list bankruptcy filings, court judgments and tax liens for up to 10 years.

"A week ago, we cleared the building of several tax liens so we could put it on the open market," he said.

The town sold the tax lien to a developer known for working with environmentally troubled sites.

For one thing, prosecutors say, it has a Canadian tax lien against it.

The department did have the ability to attach water liens onto property tax lien sales.

The question for the Supreme Court was therefore whether a tax lien puts a property right at issue.

Typically the lender will pay off the tax lien to avoid losing their house and/or property.

Another tactic proposed by Bridgeport this year is the sale of tax liens.

There, tax liens are sold to investors every February at the end of the tax year.

A research study on the impact of tax liens on taxpayer compliance behavior.

He helped close a budget gap by packaging the city's property tax liens and selling them to investors.