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A tax lien remains on a credit report, and affects a credit score and the ability to apply for new forms of credit, for 15 years if it is not paid. A tax lien that is paid will remain on a credit report for 7 years after it has been paid.This 7-year period can cause the tax lien to remain on a credit report for more than the original 15 years, or less, depending on when it was paid.A tax lien that is paid after being on a credit report for 2 years will be on the credit report for a total of 9 years.A tax lien that is paid after being on a credit report for 12 years will remain on that report for a total of 19 years.his 7-year period can cause the tax lien to remain on a credit report for more than the original 15 years, or less, depending on when it was paid. A tax lien that is paid after being on a credit report for 2 years will be on the credit report for a total of 9 years.
None of that is true, Jeez!!! Read the FCRA. Tax liens stay for 7 and a half years after released (Paid) if not paid they stay forever. The statute does not make differences between State of Federal liens so the state would try to keep it on your credit until 7 and 1/2 years after you pay it.There is a possible work around....ead the FCRA. Tax liens stay for 7 and a half years after released (Paid) if not paid they stay forever. The statute does not make differences between State of Federal liens so the state would try to keep it on your credit until 7 and 1/2 years after you pay it. There is a possible work around....