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If the irs has placed a tax lien against you, it ia a serious matter. The worst thing that you can do is to ignore the irs when they send you an audit. If you do not respond to their requests in a timely fashion you will be headed straight down the road to financial disaster.
If you fail to respond to an audit, the irs will then conduct their own investigation and come up with a dollar amount that they contend that you owe them. This amount of money can be quite inflated. And if you do not pay them this amount of money they will begin taking out excessive wage garnishments and they can place a tax lien against your property.
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