A “tax lien” is often imposed on a property as a means of securing the payment of back-owed taxes and the IRS will issue this tax lien to ensure that it gets paid no matter what.
A “tax lien” is often imposed on a property as a means of securing the payment of back-owed taxes and the IRS will issue this tax lien to ensure that it gets paid no matter what.
Tax Liens and What Happens During Bankruptcy A “tax lien” is often imposed on a property as a means of securing the payment of back-owed taxes and the IRS will issue this tax lien to ensure that it gets paid no matter what.
According to her IRS tax lien, rapper Iggy Azalea might owe the IRS $391,056.55. But before you jump to conclusions, we’ll discuss what a tax lien is, and how it might not portray the whole story of someone’s financial picture.