The LT11 Notice is a serious communication from the IRS, signaling that they are about to take action to collect your unpaid taxes. If you’ve received an LT11, it’s crucial to act quickly to prevent severe financial consequences. Here’s what you need to know and the steps to take.
Understanding the LT11 Notice
The LT11 Notice, also known as a “Final Notice of Intent to Levy,” is issued when the IRS is ready to seize your assets, such as your bank accounts or wages. This notice gives you a 30-day window to respond before the IRS takes enforcement actions.
What You Should Do Next:
The urgency of the LT11 Notice requires immediate action:
- Read the Notice Thoroughly: Check the details of the amount owed and the IRS’s plan to levy your assets.
- Contact the IRS: Discuss your situation with the IRS to explore options for resolving your debt.
- Request an Installment Agreement: If full payment isn’t possible, set up a payment plan to manage your debt.
- Consider an Offer in Compromise: This allows you to settle your debt for less if you qualify.
- Seek Expert Advice: Engage a tax professional to help navigate your options and ensure you don’t miss any critical steps.
Why Total IRS Relief is Your Best Choice
The team at Total IRS Relief, including William Sharpe and Jeff Lichtenberger, is here to support you through every step of the process. Our extensive experience and dedication to resolving tax issues make us a trusted partner in defending you against IRS actions.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Contact Total IRS Relief at 877-924-1040 to schedule your consultation and start working towards a resolution today.
Written by
William Sharpe, E.A., C.T.R.S.
Founder & Certified Tax Resolution Specialist
William has been in the tax business since he was 8 years old, starting in the mail room of the family enterprise. He began filing tax returns in 1999 and spent decades shadowing his grandfather, founder Bill Sharpe. In 2005 he teamed with Bill & Deborah Sharpe to open Total Income Tax — today the busiest tax office in Peoria — and in 2016 he founded Total IRS Relief to help taxpayers resolve their IRS and Illinois tax struggles.
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