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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.

If you have a personal IRS tax lien filed against you, a Withdrawal of your tax lien may be possible.

If you have an IRS an income tax debt of less than $25,000, you are on a direct debit installment agreement and you've made at least three payments, you may want to request a Withdrawal of your tax lien.

Call us to find out if a Withdrawal is an option for you.  Or, check out our website for information.

The IRS will Release your tax lien within 30 days of full payment.  In some cases, the IRS will also Withdraw the tax lien after full payment.  The Service may also Withdraw your tax lien even if the tax isn't full paid.

The difference between a Release and a Withdrawal is in how credit reporting agencies treat the two.  A Withdrawal will remove the tax lien and any reference of it from a credit report.  A Release will not.  With just a Release, the tax lien will show up on a credit report f...