The IRS will typically only release your lien when your tax debt has been fully satisfied. However, there are some special circumstances that could cause the IRS to release a lien without full payment. The list of reasons includes if a lien was filed too soon, if a lien was filed outside of accordance with IRS regulations, or if it is determined that canceling a lien is in the best interest of both the IRS and the taxpayer. You should know that the IRS is often extremely reluctant to release or modify a typical tax lien. However, we have a team ready to investigate whether the IRS has truly met all legal requirements when filing your lien. We’ll comb through the details to discover any potential lapses that could make you immediately eligible for an appeal. Each situation involving IRS tax lien help is extremely delicate. You need a team on your side that will investigate every detail of your situation and create a solution that helps you walk away as unscathed as possible. The specifics of your case may put you in the right position to apply for something like an Offer in Compromise (OIC) deal or payment plan. Let us see what we can do to eliminate payments and penalties whenever possible.