Reference Library
IRS Notice and Letter Library
Received a letter from the IRS? Find it below. Every notice has a meaning, a posture, and a lawful way to respond in honor.
Showing 24 of 24 notices.
Balance Due and Collection
- CP14The first notice the IRS sends saying a balance is owed on an account.
- CP501A reminder notice that a balance the IRS previously noticed remains unpaid.
- CP503A further reminder that the account still shows an unpaid balance.
- CP71CA periodic reminder that a balance remains on the account.
- LT16A collection notice asking for contact about an unresolved account.
- CP523A notice that an existing installment agreement is in default.
- CP161A balance due notice most often issued on business tax accounts.
- Letter 725-BA letter proposing an in-person meeting with an IRS revenue officer.
Liens and Levies
- CP504A notice stating the IRS intends to levy if the account is not resolved.
- CP90A final notice of intent to levy that also states hearing rights.
- CP91A final notice concerning levy of certain federal benefit payments.
- Letter 1058 (LT11)The final levy notice issued with hearing rights, also seen as LT11.
Return and Filing
- CP49A notice that a refund was applied to another balance instead of issued.
- CP12A notice that the IRS corrected a return and changed the result.
- Letter 4883CA letter asking the recipient to verify identity before a return is processed.
- Letter 5071CA letter asking for identity verification, commonly through an online option.
- CP59A notice that the IRS has no record of a return for a period.
- CP518A final reminder that the IRS still shows no return for a period.
Audit and Examination
Resolution Letters
- CP21BA notice that a requested change was made and the account now shows a refund.
- Letter 96CA general response letter the IRS sends about correspondence it received.
- LTR 112CA response letter addressing correspondence and the account position.
- LTR 544CA correspondence letter about the status of an account.
Standing on the Rock provides education in Equity jurisprudence. Nothing on this page is legal advice, and no outcome is promised. This page describes IRS notices in general terms for education. Always read your own notice carefully; deadlines and specifics vary.
