How Do You Remove A Texas State Tax Lien?
The good news is that if you have a tax lien in the state of Texas and you pay it off in full, the lien will generally be removed 30 days later with no additional effort on your part. However, because you are dealing with a government bureaucracy it is best to stay on top of the situation and make certain that the lien is removed as quickly as possible. The bad news is that if you are unable to pay your tax lien, you could face a lawsuit from the Texas state tax collector and such lawsuits can be very costly. You can avoid most problems by following a few simple steps. Consult a tax attorney who specializes in real estate tax law in Texas if you can afford it. Many attorneys offer a free consultation and may be able to arrange payments to fit your budget. If using an attorney is not possible, contact the Florida State Tax Board at the number or address listed on the letter you have received from them. Lawsuits cannot be started and liens cannot be placed on your property in the State o
