Do You Have To Include Tax Lien Profits Into Your Income Tax

This may seem like an odd question, but i am new to this. I figured any extra income you make has to be included in income tax. Just need verification.

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  • gmyers1st April, 2006

    YES

  • cscarpero16th April, 2006

    Yes, you pay however when it redeems. The county will 1099 you.

  • cscarpero16th April, 2006

    Depends on state. Often times homeowner dues and special assesments to not get wiped. Check with your attorney.

  • bgrossnickle16th April, 2006

    Nothing gets automatically wiped out from a foreclosure auction. If the house sells for 300k and all the liens are 200k, the home owner will get 100k from the sell.

    There is an order in which the liens are paid. But as long as there is money from the sell left, the liens will keep getting paid. Last in line is the home owner.

    I do not know the exact order of payment.

  • jamessullivan819th April, 2006

    Well I live at ground zero on the coast Bay st louis.
    I know it will take three years for a tax sale to go to the state. Mississippi seems to be doing fine it is the slow pay out of insurance companies that is slowing the effort. I know it was a burden for everyone but the people are strong it will be back. I am sure of that

  • ypochris19th April, 2006

    20% is a good return; who cares if they redeem?

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