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Can the State of Michigan transfer its lien to another piece of property?
 
Answer:
State tax liens that are filed with the County Register of Deeds attach to all real or personal property owned by an individual taxpayer or sole proprietorship in the county where the lien was filed. They also apply to all real property owned by a partnership or corporation in the county where the lien was filed. Tax liens that are filed with the Secretary of State attach to all personal property owned by a partnership or corporation in the State of Michigan.

Tax liens attach to all property owned by the taxpayer at the time the lien is recorded as well as all property acquired after the lien is filed.


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