IRS CP504: The Final Warning Before the IRS Strikes

IRS CP504: The Final Warning Before the IRS Strikes

IRS CP504: The Final Warning Before the IRS StrikesSteve Perry
Published on: 16/07/2025

IRS Notice CP504 is not a bill. It’s a threat. This final notice of intent to levy tells you the IRS is about to seize your assets. Bank accounts, wages, and state tax refunds are all at risk. It follows a series of ignored letters and serves as the IRS’s last warning before enforcement. That’s where Steve Perry, EA comes in. As a federally licensed Enrolled Agent, Steve stops levies, negotiates with the IRS, and builds resolutions that protect his clients. He is calm, confident, and relentless when it matters most. Don’t wait for the IRS to take the next step. If you’ve received CP504, take action now. Call (678) 717-9818, email [email protected], or message Steve on LinkedIn. Waiting could mean losing access to your money. Steve fights back, and he wins.

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The Consequences of Ignoring IRS Letters and Notices

The Consequences of Ignoring IRS Letters and Notices

The Consequences of Ignoring IRS Letters and NoticesSteve Perry
Published on: 09/07/2025

- Ignoring IRS letters can lead to serious outcomes including financial penalties, interest, and legal actions. - Penalties and interest accrue immediately on unpaid taxes, increasing the debt over time. - Failure to respond to IRS proposals like CP2000 within 30 days may result in loss of refunds or tax credits. - Unresolved tax issues can trigger federal tax liens, affecting property and credit, or levies that seize assets such as bank accounts and wages. - The IRS can garnish wages, withholding up to 25% of paychecks, causing financial hardship. - In extreme cases, continued noncompliance may result in criminal charges for tax evasion or fraud. - Taxpayers should carefully read IRS notices and seek professional assistance promptly. - Books, Taxes & More offers expert help to evaluate, respond to IRS correspondence, and represent taxpayers to avoid costly mistakes. - Promptly addressing IRS letters protects assets and prevents escalating financial and legal consequences.

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