IRS letters

LT11 or Letter 1058. Final notice before levy.

LT11 and Letter 1058 are final notices of intent to levy and notices of a right to a Collection Due Process hearing. The IRS says the letter concerns overdue taxes and asks you to contact it immediately.

General information from the Law Office of Alexander Powell, PLLC. It is not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for the notice itself.

On the paper

Find the date of the notice and the deadline stated for requesting a Collection Due Process hearing. Keep every page of the letter.

Find the date printed on your notice or letter. The paper notice and the current official IRS instructions control, even where this page differs.

General next steps

  1. Read the hearing-rights section before choosing a response path.
  2. If you want to request a hearing, follow the form and delivery instructions in the notice and keep proof of submission.
  3. If you believe the amount or collection status is wrong, assemble the records that support that position.

Timing

The deadline printed on the notice controls. IRS Appeals says the Collection Due Process hearing-request period is generally 30 days. Do not use this summary to calculate or extend that deadline.

What this page cannot tell you

The notice code cannot determine whether a hearing request is timely or whether a collection alternative is available.

Official sources

If anything on this page differs from your notice or from current IRS instructions, follow the notice and the IRS.

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