IRS Notices

CP504 Notice Explained

A notice of intent to levy certain property and rights to a hearing in many cases.

What this notice may mean

A notice of intent to levy certain property and rights to a hearing in many cases. The notice should be reviewed for the tax year, amount, deadline, appeal rights, and payment instructions.

What to do next

Compare the notice against your records, confirm whether returns are filed, gather payment history, and consider contacting the IRS, a state agency, or a qualified tax professional before deadlines pass.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is CP504 Notice serious?

This is a serious collection notice. Read appeal deadlines carefully.

Should I ignore an IRS notice if I cannot pay?

No. Even if you cannot pay in full, responding and understanding options can help reduce collection risk.

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