IRS Final Notice? What to Do in the Next 30 Days | Enrolled Agent Explains

Did you get an IRS notice labeled LT11, Letter 1058, or "Final Notice of Intent to Levy"? Enrolled Agent Patricia Gee-Jones explains what that letter means, the difference between a lien and a levy, and how the 30-day Collection Due Process window (Form 12153) can pause collection while Appeals reviews your case — plus what to do if the 30 days already passed. ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 If your letter says "final notice" 0:45 Which IRS letter do you have? (CP14, CP501, CP503, CP504, LT11) 2:15 What a levy can actually reach 3:30 Lien vs. levy — not the same thing 4:15 Your right to a Collection Due Process hearing 5:45 What if the 30 days already passed? 6:30 The 5 steps to take this week 9:00 Common questions 10:00 The part that actually matters 📞 Confidential case review: 904-595-4674 🌐 my904taxpro.com Apex Tax Advisory Services | Patricia Gee-Jones, EA General information only, not tax or legal advice.