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After this occurs, the IRS will begin the collection process against the individual taxpayer. Get Help Learn about payroll taxes Liens A tax lien is the government’s way to secure its interest in your assets and facilitate collection of your tax liability. In the simplest of terms, it’s a last resort action used to secure the payment of your individual or business taxes. When you have unpaid federal or state income taxes, the federal and state governments can legally file a tax lien. If you have unpaid local income or property taxes, local governments may also file a tax lien in that case. After a lien is properly filed, the government has a right to all of your property, as well as any property or rights to property you acquire thereafter. Once its interest in your property is secured, the government can levy or seize your property as a means of collection. 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