Can the IRS Take Your House? A Look at Property Seizure

Can the IRS Take Your House? A Look at Property Seizure

Can the IRS Take Your House? A Look at Property SeizureSteve Perry
Published on: 11/08/2025

Worried the IRS could take your house? You have real reasons to be concerned. The IRS absolutely can seize homes to satisfy unpaid tax debt. It’s a frightening process that begins with ignored notices, escalates to tax liens, and if you break your IRS payment agreement or continue to ignore the problem ends with your property being taken and auctioned. The consequences of breaking an agreement with the IRS are severe: increased penalties, wage and account levies, and the devastating loss of your home. However, with expert help, your situation isn’t hopeless. Steve Perry, EA of Books, Taxes & More, has a proven record of calming the panic, fighting the IRS on your behalf, and finding solutions that protect your home and your future. Don’t let fear paralyze you contact Steve today at (678) 717-9818 or [email protected].

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