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Can you Stop a Tax Lien?

Can you Stop a Tax Lien?

Tax Help VideosPublished on July 27, 2021Authored by Alexis Hernandez, Content and PR Specialist

Individuals who fail to file their tax returns or pay off their tax liability with the IRS are at risk of having a federal tax lien filed against them. Optima CEO David King and Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang discuss options a taxpayer has in order to mitigate the impact of a tax lien being filed by the IRS.

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