The IRS sends CP2000 notices to over 6 million every year. This notice informs you of the discrepancy and proposes a change to your tax payments or credits and offers you a chance to respond. You may agree or disagree with the IRS, but you must send a reply to prevent penalties and interest. An [...]

If you are waiting for a tax refund from your state and you receive this notice, you may not get the refund. IRS Notice CP504 informs you that the IRS intends to seize your state tax refund. It also states that the IRS may “levy your property or rights to property, and apply it” to [...]

What comes after a CP523 notice? When you receive a CP523 notice, the IRS is giving you 30 days to contact them regarding your most recent failed payment on the agreed installment agreement between you and the IRS. To answer the question, “What comes after a CP523 notice?”, you will need to contact the IRS [...]

The CP90 is an official notice that the IRS has the right to seize your assets if you do not pay. This letter is very significant and should not be ignored, nor is it one to take lightly. If you don’t take necessary actions within 30 days, your income, property, bank accounts, retirement benefits and [...]

The official meaning of this IRS Notice is the “IRS Notice CP298 Balance Due – Intent to Levy Social Security Benefits”. This letter is to notify taxpayers of the IRS intent to levy up to 15% of the taxpayer’s social security benefits for unpaid taxes.  The IRS Notice CP298 can also be called IRS Notice [...]

The Notice CP91 is usually issued by the IRS to inform the taxpayer that if they fail to pay their debts, they will undoubtedly levy their social security benefits. This notice, however, may have been issued as the final to a string of others prior to it. Usually, the IRS would get in touch with [...]