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United States of America v. Z Investment Properties LLC et al
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April 03, 2018
Ill. Court Hands Win To Gov't In IRS Lien Typo Row
An Internal Revenue Service lien on an Illinois property is valid and enforceable despite a misspelling of the property owner's name because the lien would have popped up in a reasonable database search, an Illinois federal judge said Tuesday.
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January 09, 2018
Typo Should Invalidate IRS Lien, Property Investor Says
An IRS typo on a notice of federal lien that misspelled a taxpayer's first name is not a minor issue and should prevent the government from enforcing a lien against the affected property, property holders told an Illinois federal court Monday.
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January 03, 2018
IRS Says Typo Doesn't Merit Court To Dismiss Lien
The U.S. government on Tuesday asked a federal court to reject summary judgment in favor of dismissing an IRS lien for Illinois property holders, saying misspelling a taxpayer's name does not invalidate a federal tax lien.