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Collection: levy and lien warnings
Intent to levy and your right to a Collection Due Process hearing
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The IRS intends to levy certain assets for unpaid taxes and is notifying you of your right to a Collection Due Process hearing.
Later letters in the balance-due series. These carry rights with short windows.
The IRS page notes that if you cannot pay you may be prevented from receiving or renewing a United States passport.
IRS letters arrive by mail and carry a notice number, your name and the tax year. The IRS does not open contact by text, email or social media, and does not ask for payment by gift card.
Check the notice number against the official IRS site before you respond, and respond only to the address or number printed on the official page.
The IRS intends to levy certain assets for unpaid taxes and is notifying you of your right to a Collection Due Process hearing. The IRS page for it is titled 'Understanding your CP90 notice'.
The IRS page for this notice does not state a fixed number of days. Use the date printed on your letter, and act before it.
The IRS page notes that if you cannot pay you may be prevented from receiving or renewing a United States passport.
IRS notices arrive by mail with your name, a notice number and a tax year. Check the number on the official site before you respond, and never pay by gift card or wire on the strength of a phone call.
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