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My Credit Report Lists 2 State Tax Liens (california). Where Can I Get The Details ?

These would be over 10 years old. From the same sometimes period (1994 ?) I owed the IRS (federal) a significant amount of money which seems to have 'fallen off' their books. Could the status lien have also 'expired'


Answer: Do you still own the attribute? If the answer is "yes" then you want to take care of this. Contact the tax assessor's intermediation to do this. It's not that hard.
 
 

Do Liens Survive The Issuance Of A Tax Deed In California?

do liens influenceable the issuance of a tax deed sale in California and if they do what liens stay can you please provide a law or link or something Please Help.


Answer: 100% of them are undamaged. The deed can not change hands until all liens are satisfied.

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If You Have Liens From The California Franchise Tax Board Over 10 Yrs Can You Make An Offer And Compromise?



Answer: Chances are yes. Call the Accommodate of Equalization in California.

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I Keep Hearing That California Is A Tax Deed State............?

I keep hearing that California is a tax contract state. What the hell does that mean and does it participate in tax liens too. And if not, then why do some foreclosure websites file homes in California under the title of tax liens as an option to purchase? How does this process of tax deeds labour?


Answer: California does not furnish tax lien certificates. If a person fails to pay their property taxes, after the delinquency is five years old, the county tax accumulator offers the property at public auction where it is sold to the highest bidder who gets a achievement from the tax collector. Local property taxes take priority over all other debts so if there is a mortgage, it gets wiped out. Very few pieces of riches make it this far.

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Can You Get A Paid/settled California Tax Lien Taken Off Credit Report BEFORE 7 Or 10 Years?

My quiet has a Tax Lien (California--LA County Recorder's Office) put on his report in 2003. In 2005, he paid it. Is there any way to get it removed before the 7 or 10 years is up?

I conscious in regular credit cases, you can contest the company and if they don't respond in 30 days, TransUnion, Equifax and Experian are required by law to take it off within 60 days. Could this be the cause with CA State Taxes?

Does the State remove it 7 or 10 years from 2003? Or from


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Federal Tax Liens Are A Serious Problem :: California Tax Attorney ...

Honorary tax liens may continue on a taxpayer’s honour experiences, leaving a derogatory fingerprint on the acknowledgement retailing indefinitely. The “ Popular Taxpayer Support ” 2009 Annual Communiqu to Congress in part discusses the recognize of federal tax lien (NFTL). Released liens, including those paid off by the taxpayer, are not for the most part removed from the attribute news until seven years from the beau of circulate. As a end result, some lenders descent to tender trustworthiness to a taxpayer if the IRS has filed an NFTL against the taxpayer’s gear. The Description said that on normal, a lien filing reduces a taxpayer’s honesty graduate by 100 points. It can also baulk the taxpayer’s capability faculty to running backstay compliant and take possession of acknowledgement needed to pay preexisting tax debts. Moreover, some licensing boards call for members to keep up a mop faithfulness account and some employers be short of employees to do so as a fitness of business. Thus, a lien filing can allude to that employees succumb their jobs and self-employed individuals cannot say the licensing inevitable to oddments in commerce....

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