IRS Fraud - Notice of Federal Tax Liens

IRS Fraud - Notice of Federal Tax Liens

Declawing the IRS at the Local Level

Casey Lee Cobb | Show The Law | September 4, 2007

Most of the time if not all of the time the IRS will send a “Notice of Lien” to the county commissioner, with the intent that it be handled as an actual lien and approved by the county commissioner as a security instrument. The IRS however never seems to bother perfecting and sending an actual lien because that would require a claimant, who would then in turn be personally liable for their actions unless of course they are bonded or insured.

No one wants to be a party to fraud, so in place of a real lien the IRS sends a Notice instead. At this point the fool-hearty county commissioner approves the notice as if though it is a lien, and then proceeds to index it. This in turn gives the IRS the ability to request a record of the county’s index of liens and use it as an implied “proof” of lien in order to utilize local law enforcement to seize/steal property.

The woman on video Rae Copitka, is putting the county, as well as local law enforcement on notice; that the people are aware of this monumental fraud, which gives the county the opportunity to correct it’s actions. This however does not necessarily mean that the county commissioners or sheriff will not be sued in their individual capacities.

posted by Casey Lee Cobb at 9:22 PM