As a lawyer, I litigate against the IRS fairly often. There is no legal way the IRS can levy your property without at least giving you the opportunity to challenge it in court first.
First, they cannot collect taxes without an assessment. An assessment of income taxes can ordinarily come about only in three ways: (1) you file a tax return, show a tax due, but don't pay it; or (2) the IRS sends you a notice alleging that you underpaid your taxes, and you don't file in Tax Court within 90 days; or (3) you file in Tax Court and lose.
Even after an assessment, the IRS cannot file a lien or levy without telling you they are going to, and giving you the opportunity to request a Collection Due Process Hearing; if you request a CDPH and lose, you can challenge that in Tax Court as well.
So no one has a lien against them unless they either went to court and lost (twice), or ignored a whole batch of IRS notices.
Many hanks for the info!
So if she has a lien on her site, then its gone way past the beginning stages.
Is this whole “tax strike” thing a honeypot to suck in more people?
Saw it happen back in the mid eighties early nineties.....