A Tax Lien is one of the first steps the IRS takes to collect delinquent taxes. It is the Government's claim on your property for the payment of the tax debt.
A lien usually arises after the IRS notifies you of your tax liability, demands payment, and payment has not been made.
A Tax Lien will only be discharged when the debt has been paid or if it becomes legally unenforceable to collect due to a tax liability discharged in bankruptcy, the statute of limitations for collection expires, Tax Offer and Compromise is used or the tax liability is abated .
The best way to discharge a tax lien is to be proactive and get yourself out of tax debt. If you don't, the IRS will continue to apply liens against your assets and you will not be able to realize the full benefit of those assets.
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