Search IRS Federal Tax Liens

May 19, 2012in General Interest, Tax Lien Marketing Tips, by / 3 Comments
Search 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 and owner of Insight Tax Services in Orlando, Florida. I help people nationwide with tax issues at my IRS tax problem resolution practice everyday. I stop levies, remove liens, and save taxpayers millions of dollars in taxes and penalties every year. I’d be happy to provide you a free, brief consultation to evaluate your options, including getting rid of your IRS Tax Lien and in some cases erase the filing from public records entirely (yes, there’s an IRS program for that!). Please contact me through my tax firm’s website InsightTaxServices.com. If you’re looking to buy IRS tax lien lists for marketing purposes call or text Andrew at 321-872-7742.

2. Call the IRS (FREE DIY METHOD) 

The Internal Revenue Service has an office that will research your tax lien and fax or mail you a copy. You will have to verify you are the individual or business owner it was issued to, or that you have authorization (Form 2848 or Form 8821) to act on behalf of the recipient. Call the IRS Lien Department at 1-800-913-6050 to resolve basic and routine lien issues, such as verifying a lien, requesting lien payoff amount, or releasing an IRS Federal Tax Lien. Understanding A Federal Tax Lien (IRS.gov)

3. Ask your County Clerk

IRS Notice of Federal Tax Liens are recorded at the county level on IRS Form 668 (Y) (c). Contact your county Clerk of Court to find these public records. You may have to pay a nominal fee of a dollar or less per record. Some counties offer free online searches for IRS Federal Tax Liens, while others make you subscribe or pay per record viewed. Many counties don’t offer any online record services. If you’re seeking just one record, it’s usually easiest to call the Clerk of Court and ask for help.

If you’re a tax pro, you need to be regularly sending letters to all IRS Tax Lien recipients in your target market. People with a new IRS Tax Lien need your help and are the very best people to reach in their time of need. Please call or text Andrew R. Schaefer, EA at 321-872-7742 orContact Us by sending a message through the site. I love talking shop and help you find a cost-effective way to advertise your tax problem resolution services firm.

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3 Responses to “ Search IRS Federal Tax Liens ”

  1. Bob Appel says:
    July 25, 2012 at 10:23 pm

    For Andrew: I’m an Enrolled Agent looking to expand tax prep business into tax resolution . . . looking for access to tax lien information in my area of FLA.

  2. Melanie Culbertson says:
    June 12, 2014 at 11:49 am

    Dear Andrew,
    I work for an enrolled agent Douglas Garcia, Garcia & Cudra in Tampa Florida. A couple years ago we did a marketing campaign and thought you were the supplier of our leads. Please get back to me and let me know we have moved our office and would like to do another campaign and looking for a source, and the most cost effective option.

  3. Bianca Wilson says:
    October 12, 2014 at 10:58 pm

    i am look to get fresh new irs federal tax liens I have expanded the office so we need more work