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Gold Rush: California IRS Tax Lien Lists
We are pleased to announce that we now offer access to a significant portion of IRS liens filed in the Golden State. Our tax lien lists provide businesses the opportunity to contact IRS debtors who have had a fresh federal IRS tax lien filed against them in the state of California. We compile our California lien lists at least once a week to provide our clients with the newest data possible. Our clients are usually the first party to contact individuals with tax liens which gives you the best odds of converting new IRS debtors into paying clients. Send a letter using our Excel (.xls and .xlsx) spreadsheets, or append our ...
» continue reading2015 Expanded Coverage
Big news! Just recently we've dramatically expanded our geographic coverage for where our IRS tax lien records are available. How'd we do it? We hired researchers to physically visit hundreds of county offices each week. This is a very, very big deal. If you buy our lists it'll give you an edge over your competition. High-quality lists available sooner and still at very low prices... it's a no-brainer to contact us today. Some of our newly available states & counties: North Carolina - Mecklenburg - Wake - Guilford - Forsyth - Durham - Gaston - Cumberland - Alamance - dozens more New York - Suffolk - Onondaga - Nassau - we already cover NYC & other NY counties Virginia - Arlington - Loudoun - Henrico - Prince William - Richmond - Chesterfield - Virginia Beach New Jersey - ...
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IRS Resumes Collections Efforts in NYC and NJ Please note that this post was made April 2, 2013. You may recall from our earlier post that IRS had paused most collections enforcement actions in November of 2012. In the past few weeks, we've seen post-Hurricane Sandy IRS lien filings start again in New York City and New Jersey. The total counts are still a bit slow in certain areas, but we do see liens being filed back to nearly full capacity in NYC. Does your tax problem resolution practice need fresh records of tax lien recipients in NYC, New Jersey, or other areas around the ...
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IRS Suspends Collections Efforts in NYC and NJ Note: This post was originally published 12/16/2012 and is out--of-date as of Spring, 2013. Hurricane Sandy has disrupted millions of lives in the New York and New Jersey metro areas. Thankfully, IRS has appeared to grant a brief respite to collections efforts against taxpayers living in some of the hardest-hit areas. Last month, I spoke with a Revenue Officer in Queens, NY who stated that collections efforts against most taxpayers would be suspended until February 2013. Around mid-November, we noticed that there was a dramatic fall-off in NJ and NYC Notice of Federal Tax Lien ...
» continue readingSearch IRS Federal Tax Liens
Search For IRS Tax Lien Records The majority of the emails and calls we receive at FederalTaxLienSearch.com are from Enrolled Agents, CPAs and Attorneys seeking IRS Federal Tax Lien lists for marketing purposes. But aside from tax pros, we also hear from taxpayers inquiring about their own IRS Tax Lien. There are free online resources which can help individual taxpayers get a copy of their IRS Notice of Federal Tax Lien. Here are a few ways to find these records yourself (but first, a word from our sponsor). 1. Call Insight Tax Services. My name is Andrew R. Schaefer and I'm an Enrolled Agent ...
» continue readingLargest Tax Problem Firm Goes Bust
Taxmasters Files Bankruptcy Petition Not three months after tax problem resolution giant JK Harris shut their doors, the next biggest company in the industry looks to be on their way out as well. Taxmasters has filed for voluntary bankruptcy protection, which was announced on March 16th. Thanks to Jay Freeborne at Tax Problem Resolution Blog (archived link) for bringing this story to my attention. I've talked with dozens of taxpayers that have dealt with companies like Taxmasters and JK Harris, and one message is clear: these sorts of outfits are no match to what a reputable firm can deliver. It's an exciting time ...
» continue readingGeorgia IRS Federal Tax Lien Records
Georgia IRS Federal Tax Lien Records FederalTaxLienSearch.com has added the entire state of Georgia to the records we can collect for your tax problem resolution practice. That means if you're in Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Savannah, Athens or other Georgia cities/counties, you can order regularly updated and fully filterable IRS FTL records. This is perfect for EA's, CPA's and Tax Attorneys who want to be the first to reach lucrative new tax problem resolution customers. So what are you waiting for? Contact us or perform a records search right now and we'll tell you how to get started. There's never any contracts or ...
» continue readingLifestyles of the CNC and Famous
Is Casey Anthony's IRS Tax Problem Resolved? Besides to protect their interest in all property, one of the main reasons the IRS files Federal Tax Liens is to notify the public that a business or individual owes the government money. Because credit bureaus collect this information, lenders are more wary of extending credit to FTL recipients. And when you're a celebrity, it usually makes the news. Right here in our backyard, Casey Marie Anthony (of tabloid fame) seems to be having some tax troubles. Her first tax lien was filed back in May, listing her 2008 calendar year 1040 debt as $68,520.41. See ...
» continue readingIntro to Tax Lien Mailings
If you're a tax practitioner, sending mail to potential clients with a recently filed Notice of Federal Tax Lien is the proverbial "lowest hanging fruit" of your marketing campaign. These individuals have an immediate need for extensive tax services, and they usually have no idea where to turn and what their options are. The opportunity for your business is clear. If you're subscribing to our lists and sending out mail to your regional market, you can often be the first letter in their mailbox offering tax problem resolution services. Our own tax business mailer sometimes even beats the IRS Federal Tax ...
» continue readingThoughts on Telemarketing
Is it OK to Call IRS Tax Lien Recipients? While I was at the National Tax Forums last week, I spoke with an IRS Special Agent based in Jacksonville. She works for TIGDA and we discussed some of the problems they're seeing in the field when it comes to tax lien marketing. The one repeated complaint she was seeing was auto-dialers calling people, some of whom had tax problem and some who did not. One of these recordings reportedly would tell people they had a tax debt of a certain amount, and then to press "1" to speak with a representative. Apparently, ...
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