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IRS LT11 Notice
Final Notice - Intent to Seize Property and Rights to Hearing
IRS will seize property if you do not respond
What is LT11? LT11 (also known as Letter 1058) is the Final Notice of Intent to Levy.
What This Notice Means
LT11 (also known as Letter 1058) is the Final Notice of Intent to Levy. It gives you one last chance to resolve your tax debt before the IRS seizes your property, garnishes wages, or levies bank accounts.
Why You Received This Notice
- 1You have ignored all previous collection notices
- 2You have not paid your tax debt or set up a payment plan
- 3The IRS has exhausted other collection efforts
Important Deadline
You have 30 days from the notice date to request a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing.
What You Should Do
- Request a CDP hearing by filing Form 12153 immediately
- This stops levy action while your case is reviewed
- Contact a tax professional or attorney today
- Prepare financial documentation
- Explore resolution options: Installment Agreement, OIC, CNC
Resolution Options That May Help
What NOT to Do
- Do NOT miss the 30-day deadline
- Do NOT assume this is a bluff
- Do NOT transfer assets to hide them
- Do NOT ignore the notice
Frequently Asked Questions
What property can the IRS seize?
The IRS can seize almost any property including: bank accounts, wages, Social Security benefits, retirement accounts, vehicles, real estate, and business assets. Some exempt property includes basic clothing, schoolbooks, and a minimum amount of wages.
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Recommended Next Steps
- File Form 12153 within 30 days
- Hire professional representation
- Prepare to negotiate a resolution