Glossary

Real Estate Syndication and Tax Liens involve collaborative property investment and claims held by the government on a property owner’s assets due to unpaid taxes.

Minimum Bid Requirements dictate the lowest price at which a governmental or tax authority can accept an offer on properties or assets, impacting tax settlements.

Dual ownership and liens involve complex tax implications, affecting property rights and financial obligations in tax matters.

Subdivision tax liens are legal claims by a government entity to secure unpaid property taxes on subdivided land, impacting property rights and sales.

Tax Debt Negotiation Services assist taxpayers in resolving tax liabilities through structured negotiation with tax authorities.

Estate tax liens are legal claims by the government on a deceased individual's estate to ensure payment of outstanding estate taxes. They are crucial in estate settlement processes.

Municipal Tax Recovery involves efforts to collect unpaid local taxes, ensuring compliance and supporting municipal budgets.

Deferred Payment Tax Agreements allow taxpayers to manage outstanding tax liabilities by arranging installment payments with tax authorities.

The Federal Tax Levy Program allows the IRS to seize assets to satisfy outstanding tax debts. It is a key enforcement tool for tax collection.

An environmental lien on property is a legal claim imposed due to environmental cleanup costs. It affects property transactions and financial responsibilities.