Common IRS Notices Explained (CP2000, LT11, CP504, CP14)

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Common IRS Notices Explained (CP2000, LT11, CP504, etc.)

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Confused by an IRS notice? Learn what CP2000, LT11, CP504, and other common IRS letters mean—and how to respond.

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Common IRS Notices Explained (CP2000, LT11, CP504, etc.)

Receiving a letter from the IRS can be alarming, but not all notices mean disaster. Understanding your notice is the first step to resolving it.

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Key IRS Notices

CP2000

Indicates the IRS found a mismatch between reported income and third-party data. Usually about unreported income.

LT11

Final notice of intent to levy. If ignored, the IRS can seize your property or wages.

CP504

Warning that the IRS intends to levy state tax refunds or other assets if you do not pay.

CP14

The first notice of balance due—an early stage warning.

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How to Respond

1. Read the notice carefully—check deadlines.

2. Verify the accuracy—mistakes happen.

3. Take action quickly—delays increase penalties.

4. Contact a tax professional—especially for LT11 or CP504.

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