What does IRS notice CP504 mean?

CP504 is a notice of intent to levy. The IRS can take your state tax refund and begin the process of levying other property if the balance is not paid or arranged by the date on the notice.

What is IRS Letter LT11 or Letter 1058?

LT11 and Letter 1058 are the final notice of intent to levy and notice of your right to a Collection Due Process hearing. You generally have 30 days from the date of the letter to request a hearing using Form 12153.

How long do I have to respond to a CP2000?

A CP2000 proposes changes because income reported to the IRS does not match your return. Respond by the date on the notice, usually about 30 days, to agree or dispute the changes.

What is a CP3219A Statutory Notice of Deficiency?

It is the notice that gives you 90 days (150 if addressed outside the U.S.) to petition the U.S. Tax Court before the IRS assesses the proposed tax. This deadline cannot be extended.

Can I settle IRS debt for less than I owe?

Sometimes. An Offer in Compromise can settle a balance for less when your income and assets show you cannot pay in full. Many people qualify for other options instead, such as an installment agreement, Currently Not Collectible status, or penalty abatement.

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Notice finder

What does my IRS notice mean?

Find the code in the top or bottom right corner of your letter (like CP14, CP504 or LT11). Each one has a different deadline, and missing some of them costs you rights you can't get back.

Notice code or keyword

How it works

Three steps from the letter to a closed case

Discovery

We file a power of attorney (Form 2848), pull your IRS transcripts, and confirm what you owe, for which years, and how long the IRS has left to collect. If a levy is coming, we can usually request a collection hold while we work.

Compliance

The IRS won't approve a payment plan or settlement while returns are missing. We get wage and income records from the IRS and file any unfiled years.

Resolution

We negotiate the option that fits your finances, submit the forms, and handle the IRS calls. You get a written outcome and the terms you need to keep it in good standing.

Installment agreement

A monthly payment plan that stops levies while you stay current.

Offer in Compromise

Settles the balance for less when your income and assets show you can't pay in full. We'll tell you up front if you're unlikely to qualify.

Currently Not Collectible

Pauses collection when paying would leave you unable to cover basic living expenses.

Penalty abatement

Removes failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties for first-time relief or reasonable cause.

Lien release, withdrawal or subordination

Helps clear the way for a refinance or home sale.

Appeals & Collection Due Process hearings

Protects your rights when a levy, lien or assessment is on the way.

Services

Resolution, preparation and planning

Tax debt resolution

Back taxes, liens, levies, wage garnishments, payroll tax problems and IRS audits, for individuals and small businesses.

Tax prep & e-file

Individual and business returns with secure file upload, fast e-file and clear pricing.

Tax planning

Year-round planning for withholding, estimated payments and business structure, so next year's bill doesn't become a notice.

Contact

Send us your notice today

Email a photo or scan of every IRS or state letter you've received, plus a phone number and the best time to reach you. We'll reply with what it means and your next deadline.

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