Posted by Rob Rose on 4/01/11

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I am a real estate attorney but I am handling a tax
matter for a client. A Notice of Tax Lien was filed
against my client in 2007 and the tax debt has since been
paid in full, but we are attempting to get the IRS to
withdraw the notice of tax lien to help improve the
person's credit rating. When the IRS filed the tax lien
back in 2007, they did not properly file it in the client's
county of residence, which they were required to do by the
IRC and Georgia state law, instead filing the notice in the
court of a neighboring county. Has anyone gotten a
withdrawal of tax lien on these grounds? Also, does the
fact that the lien amount has been paid in full
functionally (if not literally) preclude a withdrawal of
the tax lien? I appreciate any insight.

Re: Withdrawal of Notice of Federal Tax Lien for Improper Fi, 4/14/11, by Rob Rose.

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