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LIEN SUBORDINATION

Temporarily remove the IRS tax lien on your home to refinance.

According to IRS Publication 784, Section 6325 allows the IRS to issue a certificate of lien subordination if it increases the government’s interest, and make collection of the tax debt easier and/or faster. This means that The IRS has allowed its lien to take a lower place than someone else's lien if the government increases their chance of getting paid a significant portion or all of the delinquent taxes that you owe.

The IRS may take a lower place than a "junior lienor" (someone whose lien originally had a lower place then the IRS lien) if it receives the dollar value of the lien in the property that the junior lienor is acquiring, for example, a second mortgage.

The IRS may also subordinate a lien if it deems that doing so would help speed up collection of the tax.

How we do it at STR:

  • An adequate Lien Subordination requires very specific wording and a solid understanding of the IRS Code and Procedure.
  • Our Tax Practitioners are experts on the criteria, guidelines, and procedures followed by the IRS in Section 6325.
  • STR has the knowledge to present your case in the most favorable light and negotiate your lien subordination.

Call our toll free number 866-461-9924 for a free half-hour consultation.

At STR, we specialize in dealing with the Internal Revenue Service. We provide a variety of resolutions to meet your needs. STR understands that each and every client is unique and requires diverse attention. Our goal is to put you in the best possible financial position. We can work on achieving this together. Get the relief you need today! We have the knowledge, expertise and years of experience to significantly reduce your tax debt. We want you to know you have OPTIONS so call us today at 1-866-461-9924 for your free confidential consultation or fill out the form and an experienced Tax Resolution Consultant will contact you within the next 24 hours.

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