Discover how tax lien foreclosure works, key differences from tax deed sales, and what happens if a property owner fails to ...

If you’re a business owner and you fail to pay taxes, the government could slap your business with a tax lien. That’s a document filed by the Internal Revenue Service placing a legal claim against ...

Get started with tax lien investing. When property owners do not pay their property tax bills, tax lien certificates can be a safe, collateralized complement to a balanced portfolio -- but only if you ...

If a homeowner doesn't pay their property taxes, the government can put a tax lien on their house. An unpaid tax lien can result in the homeowner losing their house through foreclosure. But did you ...

Marriage, siblings, estates and family ownership can all lead to unwanted trouble from the IRS if property is owned jointly. Should one of those joint owners be indebted to the IRS, the tax agency can ...

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A Federal tax lien is not a piece of paper. It is a legal claim to a taxpayer’s property. It arises by operation of law when Federal tax is assessed against the taxpayer’s property, and remains unpaid ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about small business lending, finance, and entrepreneurship. For most small business owners, debt is an unavoidable aspect ...

Jeff Steiner, Scott Weinberg and Joel Haims explain how changes to New York City law have turned tenant-relocation and other ...

Tax liens used to be included on your credit reports, even if you paid them off. Today, however, they’re no longer included — but they are still part of the public record and can be seen by potential ...

State tax lines are public records indicating a failure to pay state income taxes. They are a serious financial matter that need to be addressed. If you have credit problems in addition to a state tax ...

A tax lien on property represents an official claim to real estate imposed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or local state authorities for the owner's failure to pay a tax bill. The tax bill may ...