Need CP 523 Help?
CP 523 is a letter notifying you that the IRS intends to terminate your installment agreement. A Levy against your wages and/or bank accounts may be a subsequent action taken by the IRS. A specific reason for the termination will be indicated on the letter. A few examples of reasons are: A Missed Payment - A New Balance Is Due - Failure to File a Tax Return.
Getting Relief From a CP 523
If you need help with your CP 523 notice, The Tax Relief Center can connect you to experienced and proven tax relief specialists and lawyers who can help you get relief.
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Learn More About CP 523 Help
The IRS allows you 30 days to contact them from the date of the CP 523 notice in order to correct the problem.
What types of assets can the IRS seize? Federal payments owed to you, such as contractor vendor payments, OPM retirement benefits, Social Security benefits, salary, or employee travel advances or reimbursements are at risk because you have a balance due on your tax account.
In addition, the IRS can seize (levy) or place a lien on property, or rights to property, including real estate, bank accounts, wages, automobiles, business assets, commissions, and other income.
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