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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Massachusetts CS Tax Lien in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Case Number and Year at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying your case.
  3. In the 'Case Name' section, clearly print the names of both the Plaintiff and Defendant. Ensure accuracy to avoid any processing delays.
  4. Next, indicate whether you are an owner or mortgagee of the premises by selecting the appropriate option. This helps clarify your position in relation to the lien.
  5. Fill in your contact details, including address, city/town, state, zip code, telephone number, and email address. If you are an attorney, include your BBO number as well.
  6. Finally, ensure that all filers sign and date the form. Remember to send the original to the Land Court and a copy to the Plaintiff as per instructions.

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Tax Lien. To protect the Commonwealths interests, the collector will file a Notice of Massachusetts Tax Lien. The tax lien is a public record and attaches to all of the taxpayers real and personal property and may prevent the sale or transfer of the property attached.
In Massachusetts, a properly filed condominium fee lien is entitled to super-priority over all other non-municipal liens, including a first mortgage on the unit, for up to six (6) months of condominium fees, attorneys fees and collection costs.
Judgments in Massachusetts are valid for twenty (20) years from the date of issuance. At the end of the 20-year period, there is a presumption that the debt has been satisfied. However, if the debt is still owed at the end of twenty (20) years, a judgment creditor may move the Court to extend the judgment.
In Massachusetts, start by obtaining a copy of the judgment lien from the court where it was recorded. Verify that the lien has expired, typically after 20 years. Next, file a motion or request for discharge or release of the lien with the same court, providing proof of expiration.
In a title theory state like Massachusetts, the mortgagee in theory has legal title to the property, though the mortgagee holds it in trust for the mortgagor, who has equitable title. The alternative lien theory holds that legal title remains in the mortgagor, and the mortgage is merely a lien on the property.
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The Notice of Massachusetts Tax Lien indicates the tax type, the assessment date and the amount owed, including any statutory additions to tax, i.e., accrued interest and penalties. The amount owed is current as of the date of the lien notice.
The lien created in favor of the commonwealth for any unpaid tax shall remain in full force and effect for: (i) a period of 10 years after the date of assessment, deemed assessment or self-assessment of the tax; or (ii) for such longer period of time as permitted by section 6322 of the Code, in effect and as amended

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