topic Re: Tax Liens CRA Reporting after 2018 in General Credit Topics

Tax Liens CRA Reporting after 2018

Iusedtolurk — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 16:14:38 GMT

Hi everyone,

I was doing some researching and was wondering if anyone wanted to chime in on the new Credit Bureau laws dealing with the reporting of public records namely tax liens.

It seems as though they agreed to never report them again but then in some research it seems in order for them to get reported they just have to fit the new format which includes specific details. Not sure if thats for public records including tax liens or public records excluding tax liens.

Haven't been able to find the actual documents detailing the exact wording of the credit bureaus 2017 or 2018 agreements.

Re: Tax Liens CRA Reporting after 2018

Remedios — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 16:30:57 GMT

There is no law by which these are excluded. This is simply an agreement between three major CRAs to not include certain items such as tax liens, judgments, traffic fines.

In a nutshell, they excluded items where there was no agreement to pay by a consumer.

In theory, they could "un-agree" at any time, as long as information reported is accurate and has all the necessary information to ensure validity and accuracy.

This often wasnt the case with liens and judgements, so they got *tired* of it.

Re: Tax Liens CRA Reporting after 2018

Iusedtolurk — Fri, 14 Feb 2020 01:57:42 GMT

@Remedios wrote:
There is no law by which these are excluded. This is simply an agreement between three major CRAs to not include certain items such as tax liens, judgments, traffic fines.
In a nutshell, they excluded items where there was no agreement to pay by a consumer.

In theory, they could "un-agree" at any time, as long as information reported is accurate and has all the necessary information to ensure validity and accuracy.
This often wasnt the case with liens and judgements, so they got *tired* of it.

@RemediosThanks for your reply. I agree with them that things you didn't have a paying agreement on should be left off your credit report ............and also anything else negative