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I have a post office box. Does that protect me from getting federal tax lien notices or other paperwork the IRS is required to send me before they can attach my property?

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I have a post office box. Does that protect me from getting federal tax lien notices or other paperwork the IRS is required to send me before they can attach my property?

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NO. The IRS is only required to send you notice to the most recent address they have on file. A Federal Tax Lien puts the world on notice that you owe the IRS money. It attaches to property currentlyowned, and will attach to any future property interest. Note: If you get married and you have tax problems, it can impact your topnew spouses property interests.