Your Tax Letter Scan result
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What this code means
The IRS describes CP504 as a Notice of Intent to Levy for an unpaid balance. The notice says the IRS can levy income and bank accounts or seize property, including a state income-tax refund, to pay the amount shown.
Read the exact action described, the tax period, the amount, and the date printed in the notice. Do not rely on the code alone.
General next-step checklist
Confirm whether the notice concerns the correct tax year and taxpayer.
If you already paid, collect payment confirmation and follow the notice contact instructions.
If you need more time or cannot pay, review the official IRS payment and collection information promptly.
What this result cannot tell you
This tool does not determine whether a levy is legally available, scheduled, or avoidable in your circumstances.
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