The Franchise Tax Board, through its authority, can create property liens for taxpayers who default on their tax obligations throughout California. Owners with an FTB lien on their properties, including personal possessions and real estate, face severe restrictions because the process blocks property sale or transfer operations until their tax debt is fully paid.
The recording of this lien at the public level inflicts two major financial hits on your creditworthiness and economic position. The removal of an FTB lien happens through an FTB lien release after taxpayers either settle their debts or make complete debt payments to the FTB.
A person’s ability to receive an FTB lien release depends on their ability to manage both the complexity and time sensitivity of the process because late completion exposes them to rising taxes with accrued interest. Leading Tax Group solves FTB tax liens, helping clients establish financial freedom while regaining authority over their property assets.
If you are interested in a tax settlement or if you have received a settlement offer from the IRS, now is the time to call Leading Tax Group. Our tax settlement professionals (whom include former IRS tax attorneys) are always ready to work with you and provide you with the information and representation you need.
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A tax lien release occurs when the taxpayer completes their full debt repayment to FTB or creates an approved payment plan with the FTB. The FTB keeps release options available for liens when mistakes occur, or taxpayers prove their situation requires financial relief through different methods.
A lien release can be obtained by entering an Offer in a Compromise settlement with the FTB since it enables taxpayers to pay less than their full debt amount. When a property is ready for sale, and the existing lien stands in the way of a transaction, one can obtain a partial release to proceed. A correct resolution for lien release demands an in-depth examination of financial standing and debt amount during collaboration between taxpayers and tax professionals.
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Leading Tax Group provides its clients FTB lien release services that combine legal expertise and a strong approach to tax debt resolution for individuals and businesses. The experienced tax attorneys at our practice grasp all details of FTB lien operations and directly interact with the FTB to secure beneficial settlements for our clients.
Our experienced team at Leading Tax Group will use payment plans, lien disputes, and Compromise negotiations to deliver the most favorable results. Understanding liens’ weighty financial effects on people and properties motivates us to act quickly for the release of liens. The mission of Leading Tax Group includes expedited lien resolution to safeguard client assets and rights.
Headquartered in Encino, California with multiple local branch offices in your backyard to serve you at your convenience. Leading Tax Group can schedule a face to face consultation to represent your case with the IRS, FTB, EDD, as well as CDTFA Audits.
Once the tax debt is fully paid, the lien will likely be released within 30 days with a formal document of lien release.
Yes, you can sell your house under FTB lein, but the amount received by selling must go towards debt settlement.
Yes, an FTB lien can affect a credit score as it becomes a public record for the agencies to act on.
If the lien is not settled, FTB can take any other assets that can be used to clear the overall debt.
Yes, after partial payment in Offer in Compromise, one can negotiate with the FTB to release their lien.
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