Letters & Notices Harassment from the IRS
Once you have a Power of Attorney on file with the IRS, such individual will receive copies of all notices that you are forwarded.
Below is a list of common notices issues by the IRS and may help explain the notice(s) that you have received.
Letter 1058- A letter 1058 is a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and very serious. The IRS is giving you notice of their intent to levy bank accounts, wages or potentially seize assets. You can file a Request for a Collection Due Process Hearing.
Letter 1153- Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Letter. This letter is forwarded to individuals the IRS feels could be the willful and responsible parties for failing to deposit payroll or 941 taxes. You have 60 days to appeal this letter and in appealing the assessment you must provide additional information that was not provided in the 4180 Interview.
CP 504- Urgent we Intend to Levy on Certain Assets. A notice that the IRS will levy assets to collect the taxes. Usually a CP 504 is issued prior to a Letter 1058.
Form 668W- Notice of wage levy, which is also sent to your employer. Such levy can be released or modified but requires immediate action.
Form 668A- A bank levy or levy to a financial institution. The funds in which such party should forward to the IRS are held for 21 days. This should be a one time levy, but the IRS can file continuous levies.
CP 2000- Shows proposed changes to your income tax return. This proposal is based on a comparison of the income, payments, credits, and deductions reported on your tax return with information on these items reported to us by employers, banks, businesses, and other payers. The CP 2000 also reflects any corrections we made to your original return when we processed it.
CP 515- A request for your tax return.
CP 518 Your tax return is overdue and the IRS is requesting that it be filed. If the return is not filed, the IRS may file a substitute return for you.
Letter 3174- A refresher letter regarding the Final Notice of Intent to Levy. The IRS is getting ready to levy bank accounts, wages, accounts receivable, social security benefits etc.
Letter 3172- Notice of Federal Tax Lien and your Right to a Hearing. The tax lien will attach to any property you own, and likely show up on the title to any real property in the county the lien was filed. The sale of any asset could constitute a fraudulent conveyance if you do not request a Receive a Certificate of Discharge of Federal Tax Lien.
If you have received any of the above notices, you have a serious tax issue or tax debt in which you should consult a tax professional.
To discuss any notices or letters you have received from the IRS please email or call us at 303-542-1983.
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