- The IRS has filed a notice to alert creditors that you owe the government unpaid taxes.
- The NFTL is a public record that can affect you and your property and assets.
- The notice can be filed in multiple locations and states. When the NFTL is filed you will receive a letter with a copy of the NFTL showing the location(s) and state(s) where it was filed.
- The additional NFTL is a public record that can affect you and your property and assets.
- While NFTLs no longer appear on credit reports, they may still affect your ability to get credit if a potential creditor uses other resources, such as public records, to discover the NFTL.
NTA Blog
4/17/2025
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