July 21, 2007
What's the difference between an IRS Federal Tax Lien and an IRS Levy?
Many taxpayers with IRS Problems use the terms "lien" and "levy" interchangeably. They really are quite different. Learn the difference between an IRS Levy and an IRS Federal Tax Lien in the following video. A Federal Tax Lien is basically notice to the world that you owe money to the IRS and the IRS Levy is essentially a seizure of money or property. Learn more about the differences by watching the video. If you need immediate assistance with an IRS Problem, please visit my main site for IRS Problems.
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What happens to the CSED if on 3/3/99 a CDP is requested and it resolves on 10/17/01. But on 11/17/99 an RO officer levys and recovers 573thousand dollars. Are there any case was this would not toll the time or a case in which this would be seen as a stop of the time tolling due to the levy?
Very informative – thank you