Tax Relief Blog « back to all blogs IRS Tax Lien Withdrawal Aug 24, 2015 by Mason Bowman, EA Did you know?
A tax lien Withdrawal is different than a tax lien release? A Withdrawal removes the public tax lien record and helps assure other creditors that the IRS will not compete for your property and other assets.
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