The IRS has filed an additional Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL) in another location for the unpaid balances located on the Form 668(Y)(c) enclosed with the letter.
You need to pay the balance(s) identified in the letter immediately to stop other collection actions.
The additional NFTL is a public record that can affect you and your property and assets.
You have a balance on your tax account which you have not paid.
When you don’t pay your taxes, the IRS can fileda public document with local and/or state authorities.
When the NFTL is filed it to alerts creditors you owe the government.
The NFTL secures the government’s claim to your current and future property and assets until the balance is paid in full.
While NFTLs no longer appear on credit reports, they may still affect your ability to get credit if a potential creditor uses other resources, such as public records, to discover the NFTL.
Pay the amount you owe or consider a collection alternative to stop additional collection actions. See payment options for more information.
If you disagree with the IRS filing an additional NFTL in another location, you may still request an Equivalent Hearing using a Form 12153, Request for Collection Due Process or Equivalent Hearing. See Publication 1660Publication 1660, Collection Appeal Rights, for a full explanation of the CDP process.
You may also request a conference with the Office of Appeals using a Form 9423, Collection Appeal Request
The NFTL is released when either the balance is full paid, the time when the IRS can collect has expired, or the IRS accepts an Offer in Compromise.
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