Re: Tax lein

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well,
All the IRS needs to do is send out a letter of notice of
lien, followed by, after a certain amount of time, a notice
of levy...If you cantact an attorney soon enough, you can
get a judge involved to stop the taking of your money...you
can also use aministrative avenues within the IRS.

The company really has no choice but to obey a levy notice
from the IRS.

When in doubt call a tax attorney.

You can call me if you want or check out my webpage for some
other info.

I hope this helped.

Tony Dennison Esq.

www.TonyDennison.com

On 2/06/07, doc wrote:
> The IRS recently put a tax lein on my retirement check
> from the company I retired from. Don't they legally have
> to have a court order or have authorisation from the
> Secretary of the Treasury. It was only signed by a field
> agent with no authorisation by SOT. Can I sue the company
> that let them take money out of my check if this is not
> legal? thanks

Nope and nope