In XX/XX/XXXX I discovered a judgement on my Experian credit report listed with with the line item reference # XXXX. I never received any mail or communications about the underlying matter. Upon further inquiry I found that the California Franchise Tax Board ( CA FTB ) was the Data Furnisher regarding this item. 
Upon speaking with a CA FTB representative I was told that their records were missing my XXXX tax filing records. My Federal and State returns were both filed however I supplied CA FTB with the information that was claimed to be missing from their records. 
I was told that the processing timeline was a minimum of 6 months. After months of waiting the resubmitted filing was processed and the findings of the data furnisher were disclosed to me. The California Franchise Tax Board found that I did not owe any taxes and as such did not have any tax liability. On the contrary the CA FTB actually owed me and sent payment of {$510.00} to me reflecting the same. 

The {$2800.00} tax lien that was put on my credit report was found to be incorrect upon the conclusion of this matter. I am attaching a copy of the refund check issued XXXX/XXXX/XXXX by the State of California Treasurer upon conclusion of this matter, as well as a printout of my total tax liability and refund for the XXXX tax year from the CA FTB website, relevant to item # XXXX listed as an erroneous judgement on my credit report. 
Upon processing of the facts the data furnisher concluded that I did not owe and that they actually owed me. This conclusion means that the tax lien put on my account ( which was an assupmtion that was proven wrong ) should not be shown as released on my credit report as that implies that I previously owed the CA FTB and later satisfied payment. On the contrary, the tax lien should be deleted from my credit report as the CA FTB concluded that I did not have any tax liability for XXXX so the lien was null and void and the data furnisher turned out to actually owe me. 
The erroneous information listed on my Experian credit report states that I previously owed {$2800.00} in taxes which is not true because the taxes owed was discovered to be {$0.00}. This unfair reporting must be deleted and permanently removed from my credit profile. 
For some reason Experian has refused to update this item and I have had received unwarranted scrutiny from underwriters because of their ability to see a judgement that I did not owe. Please help as I continue to be denied favorable credit decisions personally and for business due to this violation of the FCRA.