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What's the Difference Between an IRS Tax Lien and Levy?

An IRS levy is the actual seizure of property you own. An IRS lien is a public document that notifies any creditors that the IRS has a right to your property.

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3 Ways to Be Eligible for the IRS Fresh Start Program

If you’re struggling with back taxes, you may be able to qualify for assistance under an IRS initiative called Fresh Start. Here are 3 ways to be eligible.

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Four Ways to Start "Paying Off" an IRS Tax Lien

A lien is when the IRS makes a legal claim to property as security for the payment of tax debt. There are many methods to resolve an IRS tax lien.

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Can I change my garnished paycheck for back taxes to a payment plan online?

When you enter into a payment plan with the IRS, known as an Installment Agreement, the IRS will release an active wage garnish order.

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