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The guide that explains the 10 most common IRS letters in plain English — and exactly what to do about each one.
- ✓The 10 most common IRS letters — decoded in plain English
- ✓The 5 Golden Rules every taxpayer must know before responding
- ✓Urgency levels: Moderate / High / Critical — for each letter type
- ✓Mistakes that make your situation worse — and how to avoid them
- ✓Step-by-step action plan for every IRS notice type
- ✓6 IRS relief programs that can reduce or eliminate your debt
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Common Questions
Letters 668A (Notice of Levy on Wages) and CP504 (Final Notice of Intent to Levy) are among the most urgent. The 668A means seizure has already begun. The CP504 gives you 30 days before the IRS can act. Both require immediate professional response.
The clock starts from the date on the letter — not the date you received it or opened it. If a letter sat in your mailbox for a week, you may have already lost 7 of your 30 days. Check the date on every letter immediately.
We strongly advise against it. IRS agents are trained to collect, not to help you find the best resolution. Anything you say can be used to assess additional liability. Once you have representation, all IRS contact goes through your Enrolled Agent.
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Identify which letter or situation applies to you, note the urgency level and response deadline, and then schedule a free consultation with A. Erik Wesphalen to discuss your specific case and options.