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The lien must be paid. A federal tax lien is effective for over ten years, can be re-recorded if not paid and remains on the property until it's paid. In many cases, the amount due can be negotiated with a promise for immediate payment. The seller's attorney should contact the IRS to negotiate the final amount due. You should seek the services of an attorney who will examine the title of the property to ascertain if there are any other liens. If there are outstanding federal taxes chances are that there are other debts. Your attorney could also arrange to set aside a part of the purchase price to pay the IRS lien.

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