LT11 Response
A final notice before the IRS can levy your wages or bank account. Upload it and get a response letter in 60 seconds for $19.
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An LT11 is a final notice of intent to levy. It tells you the IRS may take wages, bank funds, and other property to collect an unpaid balance.
It also carries your right to request a Collection Due Process hearing. That right has its own window, printed on the notice and typically 30 days from the notice date.
The notice is usually sent by certified mail with a Form 12153 hearing request enclosed, along with a statement of the balance and the periods involved.
[Your Name], Taxpayer
[City, State]
[Date]
Internal Revenue Service
Correspondence Unit
RE: Collection Due Process Hearing Request, Final Notice of Intent to Levy (LT11)
To Whom It May Concern:
Pursuant to IRC Section 6330, I am requesting a Collection Due Process hearing in response to the Notice of Intent to Levy dated [Date]. This request is filed within the 30-day window stated on the notice.
1. Collection alternative. I am requesting consideration of an installment agreement in place of levy action and am prepared to submit a complete Form 433-A documenting income, allowable expenses, and assets.
2. Periods at issue. Tax years [Years] as listed on the notice. Enclosed is a completed Form 12153.
Sample only. Your letter is drafted from your specific notice.
Upload your LT11 with the page that shows the hearing deadline and the periods listed.
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Send your response through the IRS secure portal or by certified mail.
It is a final notice of intent to levy. It states that the IRS may take wages, bank funds, or other property, and it explains the right to request a hearing.
The hearing request window is printed on the notice and is typically 30 days from the notice date. Our tool reads that date from your copy.
After the window closes, the IRS is generally free to proceed with levy action, and the Collection Due Process hearing right for that notice is no longer available.
Yes. The hearing request is a form plus a written statement of the issues. Our tool drafts that statement using the periods and amounts on your notice.
It is the most urgent notice in the standard collection sequence, because it is the last step before enforcement and the hearing right expires on a fixed date.
They carry the same final levy warning and the same hearing rights. Letter 1058 is issued by a Revenue Officer assigned to the case, while LT11 comes from an automated collection system.
Final notice of intent to levy, hand-assigned to a Revenue Officer.
Read the Letter 1058 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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