IRS Notice CP501 A Crucial Reminder

The IRS Notice CP501 is a critical reminder for taxpayers, designed to inform you of a balance that remains unpaid. This balance, which is past due, includes penalties and interest that have accrued over time. The IRS provides a specific deadline for payment, with the intention of receiving the outstanding balance in full. It's important to understand that this is a firm deadline for payment. If the outstanding balance is not paid by the deadline, the IRS initiates its collection procedures. These procedures will commence on your past due account and will continue until the debt is paid in full or alternative arrangements are made.

The IRS's collection procedures can be daunting and complex. It's essential to have experienced professionals on your side to help navigate these procedures and negotiate with the IRS. This is where the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth comes in. Our team of experienced professionals is ready to assist you in navigating these complex tax issues. We offer a FREE and confidential consultation, providing you with the opportunity to discuss your situation before the IRS escalates the matter further. Ignoring or delaying a response to IRS Notice CP501 can make matters significantly worse. Therefore, it's crucial to take action promptly.

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    IRS Notice CP503
    Second Reminder: You have unpaid taxes

    The IRS has recently contacted you and you must pay the outstanding balance immediately or further actions by the agency will take place. This is your second reminder. If you don’t act now, the IRS may consider levying (seizing) your income or bank account. It is now time to take action; Ignoring the problem is no longer an option. Call Nick Nemeth to help resolve this issue for you.

    IRS Notice CP504 Notice of Intent to Seize (levy) Your Property

    This notice comes through certified mail and is your Final Balance Due Reminder – Notice of Intent to Levy. The IRS is informing you that you must pay your balance immediately or they will levy your property. The IRS will seize (levy) your state income tax refund and apply it to the amount you currently owe. The deadline on this notice is generally 30 days from the date of the letter. The IRS is taking action NOW and you need to respond with strong, experienced counsel. Want someone you can trust to deal with the IRS for you? Call the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth, your local tax law firm to handle the IRS for you.

    IRS Notice CP90/CP297
    Final Notice Intent to Levy

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! Final Notice – Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing. The IRS is demanding payment in full within 30 days and giving you notification of impending levies and garnishments. In order to preserve you appeal rights you must respond immediately. Contact the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth today.

    Turn Your IRS Notices into a Thing of the
    Past with Us!

    Don't let IRS notices cast a shadow over your life. It's time to step into the light and regain control by effectively addressing your IRS tax issues. To learn how we can guide you through this process, reach out to The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth for a FREE no-obligation consultation. We're dedicated to helping you transform your IRS notices from a source of worry into a resolved matter.

    IRS Notice CP91/CP298
    Final Notice Intent to Levy Social Security Benefits

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! Final Notice Before Levy on Social Security Benefits. The IRS is informing you that they Intend to seize up to 15% of your Social Security Benefits. Contact the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth to get in touch with the IRS and not the Social Security Office. This levy will remain in effect until the account balance has been paid in full or alternative arrangements are in place.

    IRS Notice CP2000
    Proposed Changes

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! The IRS is notifying you that there is a discrepancy between the information reported by you on your filed tax return, and the payment information reported by third parties. The IRS is proposing an adjustment to your return. Generally, you have a 30-day deadline to respond to this notice. Don’t understand what the IRS is saying you did not report correctly? Let the attorneys at the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth determine if the IRS made a mistake. Our staff is experienced with tax reporting and can pinpoint the corrections that are needed to comply with the IRS requirements and minimize the taxes owed. If you fail to respond, the IRS will issue a Notice of Deficiency.

    IRS Notice CP3219A
    Notice of Deficiency

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! This is the legal notice that the IRS is proposing a deficiency. This notice explains in detail the differences between the filed tax return and the information that was provided to the IRS. Generally, there will be an increase in taxes owed. Call the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth immediately in order to comply with the 90-day deadline to petition the Tax Court. If you do not file a petition, the IRS will move forward with the proposed adjustments and send you a bill for the difference including penalties and interest, additionally an accuracy related penalty usually applies.

    Let Us Own Your IRS Tax Worries!

    Stop spending sleepless nights, wondering what might happen next. It is time to take action and reclaim your future by resolving your IRS tax debt problem for good. To learn more about how we can help, get in touch with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth for a FREE no-obligation consultation. 

    IRS Notice Letter 1058
    LT-1058 Final Notice Intent to Levy

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! This is your Final Notice Intent to Levy from the IRS. The IRS has not received your payments for overdue taxes therefore they are informing you that the agency has the right to search for other assets you may have that they can seize. The IRS is taking collection action against you and some of these include garnishments, liens, levies, and seizures. Don’t lose your right to appeal the IRS’ decision, call the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth as soon as you receive this notice.

    IRS Notice Letter 11 – LT-11
    Final Notice Intent to Levy

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! This is your Final Notice Intent to Levy from the IRS. The IRS has not received your payments for overdue taxes therefore the IRS wants to determine what assets you may have for seizure. The IRS is taking collection action against you and some of these include garnishments, liens, levies, and seizures. Don’t lose sleep over worrying about losing your paycheck, call the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth now.

    IRS Notice Letter 3172
    LT-3172 Notice of Federal Tax Lien Filing

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! Notice of Federal Tax Lien Filing and Your Right to a Hearing. The IRS has filed a federal tax lien, a legal claim to seize your assets, in order for the government to protect their interest in your property. Call Nick Nemeth immediately to discuss an appeal of the lien filing.

    IRS Notice CP523
    Notice of Intent to Levy: Intent to Terminate your Installment Agreement

    THIS NOTICE NEEDS IMMEDIATE ACTION! Intent to Terminate your Installment Agreement. The IRS is informing you that your installment agreement will be terminated. The taxpayer has failed to comply with the terms of the installment agreement; therefore, it has defaulted. This notice will give you the deadline and amount necessary to cure the default and remain compliant in your installment agreement. To try to keep your installment agreement active, contact the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth to determine your best plan of action.

    Received an IRS Notice?

    Don’t worry, but act immediately to avoid getting into deeper trouble. Get in touch with the IRS Attorneys at The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth for a No-Obligation Consultation. You can also call us at (972) 426 2991 or fill out a Free Case Evaluation Form.

    What Our Clients Have to Say

    Susan WilsonSusan Wilson
    03:27 25 Jan 23
    I have been very pleased with the solid counsel and guidance that Nick Nemeth has provided me regarding my tax issue. I found him to be honest and straightforward which I appreciated. I was impressed with his relevant experience and knowledge . He has definitely brought me peace of mind during a difficult and stressful time.
    Sarah HowardSarah Howard
    03:44 14 Nov 22
    I would like to thank Mr. Nick and his staff for the superb help that I received from them. My IRS problem was resolved quickly and efficiently. It took 2 visits to convince me that I was over my head. I thought that I could call the IRS, appeal my tax notices and settle on a payment plan on my own. After many phone calls to the IRS, waiting sometimes more than 4 hours with no resolution to speak of, it proved to be extremely difficult and stressful. Revisiting Mr. Nick was a huge wake up call. My account was reviewed, and a payment plan was established with the IRS within a week. I will be forever grateful to the staff who worked on my case and especially to Lorna who listened to me vent while going through this painful process.
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    00:33 07 Aug 22
    I cannot say enough good things about Nick and his team. When I first met with Nick he was up front, honest, friendly and efficient. When I worked with one of his attorneys, Eric B, I was just as pleased. All of the staff there are nice and very helpful. I wish I hadn't waited so long to get help with my issue. Over 6yrs I tried getting through and getting anywhere with the IRS and hardly made any progress. I know this may not be the case for all, and even I thought it would take longer than it did, but 3mos and they had my situation straightened out. I still can't believe it. Thank you thank you THANK YOU for all that you did for me. This is a huge burden gone out of my life now thanks to you. If anyone needs help out there, I know you may not want to shell out more money to get their help but it may just save you in the long run.
    Spoilly GirlSpoilly Girl
    23:49 03 Aug 22
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    Eddie WaltEddie Walt
    19:44 12 Jul 22
    During a time in which competent, professional service at a fair price seems to have disappeared, Mr. Nemeth and his team are a refreshing breath of fresh air.From my first phone call to the final settlement of our case with a non-responsive IRS, they under-promised, over-delivered and were in constant courteous contact to make sure we knew exactly what was happening and where we stood.I hope to never need their services again, but, should I receive another friendly letter from the IRS...I know who to call!
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