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You owe taxes. Notice LT17 explains how to pay them, financial hardships and your appeal rights.

If you received a simple LT16 notice, it’s because we’re trying to collect unpaid taxes from you and/or our files show we’re missing tax returns from you.

We’re trying to collect unpaid taxes from you. In order to do so, we may contact others to get or verify your contact information.

If you received an international 5972C letter, it's because we're trying to collect unpaid taxes from you, or our files show we're missing tax returns.

We’re required by law to remind you in writing about your overdue balance and any missing returns.

If you received a LT38 notice, it’s letting you know that during the pandemic some collection notices were suspended. However, we’re resuming normal operations and providing you with an update on your outstanding balance to help you stay informed and offer you self-service options to resolve your account. This isn’t an audit.

We intend to levy up to 15% of your Social Security benefits for unpaid taxes.

We still haven’t received your Online Payment Agreement (OPA).

You received this notice because you owe the IRS money on your recently filed tax return. Your address of record is in a federally declared disaster area and your due date to pay has been postponed.

We used a refund from you, your spouse, or a former spouse to pay your past due tax debt. You may still owe money.