Letter 1058 Response
The same final levy notice as LT11, issued by a Revenue Officer. Upload it and get a response letter in 60 seconds for $19.
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Letter 1058 is a final notice of intent to levy. It carries the same warning and the same Collection Due Process hearing rights as an LT11.
The difference is who sent it. Letter 1058 comes from a Revenue Officer, a person assigned to the case, rather than from the automated collection system.
The letter names that officer and gives direct contact details. It also states the periods involved, the balance, and the date by which a hearing can be requested.
[Your Name], Taxpayer
[City, State]
[Date]
Internal Revenue Service
Correspondence Unit
RE: Collection Due Process Hearing Request, Letter 1058, Final Notice of Intent to Levy
To Whom It May Concern:
Pursuant to IRC Section 6330, I am requesting a Collection Due Process hearing in response to Letter 1058 dated [Date], issued by Revenue Officer [Name], badge number [Number].
1. Issues raised. The balance for tax year [Year] includes penalties assessed for a period during which reasonable cause documentation was submitted. Copies are enclosed.
2. Collection alternative. I am requesting consideration of an installment agreement and will provide a completed Form 433-A upon request.
Sample only. Your letter is drafted from your specific notice.
Upload your Letter 1058 including the page listing the Revenue Officer and the deadline.
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It is a final notice of intent to levy issued by an assigned Revenue Officer. It states the balance, the periods, and the right to request a hearing.
The hearing window is printed on the letter and is typically 30 days from the letter date. Our tool reads that date off your copy.
Once the window closes, the Revenue Officer can generally proceed with levy or seizure action, and the hearing right tied to that letter lapses.
Yes. The response is a hearing request form plus a written statement. Our tool drafts that statement from the amounts and periods on your letter.
The legal effect is the same. A Revenue Officer is assigned to the case, which usually means the account has been prioritized for direct handling.
Letter 1058 is issued by an individual Revenue Officer rather than an automated system, so the letter includes that officer's name and direct contact details.
Final notice of intent to levy, with Collection Due Process hearing rights.
Read the LT11 page →Notice of intent to levy a state tax refund and to search for other assets.
Read the CP504 page →Final notice of intent to levy certain federal payments and other assets.
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