Understanding IRS Letter LT11 and 1058

Have you received IRS Notice LT11 or 1058? Please don't ignore it. If you've received an LT11 notice or letter 1058 from the IRS, it means you have an outstanding tax balance. If you don't respond by the deadline, the IRS intends to seize your property. It is recommended to get representation immediately. If you can't afford representation, pay your balance in full or what you can to reduce future interest and penalties.

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0:01 Understanding the LT11 Notice or Letter 1058

01:00 Getting Representation and Payment Options

02:27 Disputing and Providing Proof of Payment

03:11 Consequences of Ignoring the Notice

03.39 Asset Levy and Seizure by Don'tRS

 

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Melinda Tolbert is a tax relief expert and the CEO of MJ Tax Relief Group. This firm provides immediate and ethical tax solutions for business owners with IRS problems over $50,000. She is also an Enrolled Agent (EA) authorized by the Internal Revenue Service to represent taxpayers in audits, collections, and appeals. With over 19 years of experience in the tax industry, she has successfully resolved tax lien/levy and IRS issues for thousands of clients, using her skills in tax law and tax dispute resolution.

 

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