Form 14134 & IRC § 6325(d) Instructions: Form 14134 Tax Lien Subordination for Home Sale or Mortgage Refinancing
“I am trying to refinance my mortgage to pay off the IRS, but the lender refuses to close because of the IRS tax lien. How do I get the IRS to move behind the mortgage lender?”
Official Procedural Summary & Rules
Under IRC § 6325(d), the IRS will subordinate its tax lien to your mortgage lender if the refinancing lowers your payments or cash proceeds are paid directly to the IRS.
1. Filing Form 14134 to Close the Loan
Submit Form 14134 to IRS Advisory at least 30 days before closing, along with the title report, proposed settlement statement (CD), and loan commitment letter.
⚠️ Administrative Traps & Rejection Triggers
Submitting Form 14134 less than 30 days before the scheduled loan closing date almost always results in a delayed closing or rate lock expiration.
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Explain the process for obtaining an IRS Certificate of Subordination under 26 U.S.C. § 6325(d) using Form 14134. Explain how refinancing lowers monthly interest payments or yields cash-out proceeds to pay down the tax debt.