IRS notice LT11 is intent to levy notice the IRS sends if it plans to seize your assets. You normally only get this notice if you have seriously delinquent tax debt that you have not tried to resolve. It references a tax period for which you owe taxes. The IRS must send you a notice [...]

A calculator on the top of Tax code declaration form from New Zealand. The IRS Notice CP94 is known as the Criminal Restitution Final Demand Notice. The Internal Revenue Service is trying to tell you that a restitution-based assessment was made under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 6201(a)(4), in accordance with the court’s restitution [...]

The IRS Notice CP92 informs you that they have levied your state tax refund to pay for other taxes you owe. The notice also gives option for you to appeal this seizure (Collection Due Process) if you do not agree. However, it is not always advisable to appeal this action taken by the IRS, principally [...]

The official meaning of this notice is “IRS Notice CP77 – Intent to Seize Your Assets and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing”. This means that the IRS is preparing to issue a levy against Alaska Permanent Fund Dividends owed to you. The IRS also has the right to file a lien. This type [...]

IRS Notice LT75 – Notice of Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing indicates that the Internal Revenue Service has issued a levy against payments due to you from federal agencies. You have the right to appeal this levy. Your federal tax is unpaid. The IRS always reminds taxpayers to pay the taxes [...]

The IRS makes use of Notice CP59 to request tax returns from you. They normally only request returns if they believe you owe. You also might receive a CP59 if you filed an extension or if you had home mortgage interest but no income. The IRS wonders where you got the money. You may think [...]

The IRS notice CP21A explains that you owe money on your taxes as a result of the changes you requested on your tax return for the tax year specified. Read through the notice to determine if the changes are accurate.  If they are not correct, you need to respond to the notice with necessary evidences [...]

IRS Notice CP19 – Item Not Allowed, Balance Due is to inform taxpayers that an item on their tax return was not allowed and they now have a balance due. This notice falls under the category of “return accuracy”. IRS Notice CP19 is used by the IRS to report unilateral changes made to your return. [...]

The IRS will send Form LT16 to you if you have unsettled taxes and are also missing tax returns from recent years. Receiving a form LT16 almost always needs a call to the IRS to straighten out the situation. Different from many IRS collections notices, IRS Form LT16 – Your Account Has Been Marked for Enforcement [...]

The IRS Notice CP12E/CP12F is sent to inform taxpayers that they corrected a miscalculation on their tax return. This type of return mainly covers the accuracy of tax returns that United States taxpayers may have filed for a specific tax year. In most cases, it is usually that taxpayers made an overpayment on their tax return. [...]