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Yes, the IRS can take your property if you do not pay your taxes. It is called an asset seizure The likelihood of that happening is lower today that it was a few years ago. The IRS is not into seizures right now. They will more than likely levy your bank accounts, wages, or investment accounts before they take your property.

If you need help paying your back taxes, you can find out more information at wallysworldoftaxes.blogspot.com.

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The IRS can have your property sold for unpaid income taxes, yes, if you don't work something out with them or find the $ to pay them. Even filing bankruptcy may not prevent the lien from being enforced.

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That all depends on whether the trust was properly drafted. If the trust fails for any reason the property will be vulnerable to liens.

That all depends on whether the trust was properly drafted. If the trust fails for any reason the property will be vulnerable to liens.

That all depends on whether the trust was properly drafted. If the trust fails for any reason the property will be vulnerable to liens.

That all depends on whether the trust was properly drafted. If the trust fails for any reason the property will be vulnerable to liens.

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That all depends on whether the trust was properly drafted. If the trust fails for any reason the property will be vulnerable to liens.

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