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What is the quickest way to pay this off?
- Online using the Georgia Tax Center using your checking account or credit/debit card. Learn how to make a quick payment.
- In-person at any of our 11 regional offices. We accept money orders, personal checks, cashier’s checks and credit/debit cards are accepted).
- By mail. Cut the voucher that is included in the bottom portion of this letter off and include it with your check. Mail this to the address in the upper left corner of the letter if using certified funds and for faster processing, or to the PO Box address listed on the voucher for standard processing time.
- Setup a Payment Plan using the Georgia Tax Center.
- Note: The state tax execution or lien will not be considered satisfied or released until the balance is paid in full.
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What if I ignore this notice?
- Your state tax execution or lien remains active against you for 10 years from the date issued.
- The amount due will accrue interest monthly.
- DOR may take further action to collect or make a legal claim on your property, bank account or income.
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I have questions, who should I call?
Your letter includes your Revenue Agent’s contact information.
Please reach out to them directly with questions about paying off your State Tax Execution (lien).
Lien Balance Payoff or State Tax Execution (Letter)
This letter tells you the amount to be paid by a specific deadline to release a State Tax Execution (or tax lien) that has been filed by the Georgia Department of Revenue.
Your Letter
- Shows the amount owed to satisfy your lien.
- A “valid through” (or deadline for payment) date is listed to show the full amount due, including any penalty and interest.
- Provides a payment voucher to include with your mailed payment.
- Lists all State Tax Executions (aka tax liens) included in the payoff amount.
- Signed by the Revenue Agent assigned to your case.
Common Questions
Lien Balance Payoff (State Tax Execution) Letter Questions