LEVY RISK: This notice can lead to seizure of your bank accounts, wages, or other assets if left unresolved.
IRS Notice of Intent to Terminate Installment Agreement
30 days from the notice date — this is a hard deadline.
The IRS intends to cancel your existing installment agreement because you missed a payment or otherwise violated the agreement terms. You have approximately 30 days from the notice date to cure the default before the IRS cancels the agreement and resumes collection enforcement.
The installment agreement is cancelled. All reinstated penalties are added back to your balance. The IRS can immediately proceed with wage garnishment and bank levy without any further warning.
Contact the IRS immediately — if you can make the missed payment, do it now
If you cannot pay, request a new installment agreement before the 30-day window closes
If your financial situation has changed significantly, request Currently Not Collectible status
You may request a Collection Due Process hearing within 30 days to halt collection and explore options
Do not wait — the 30-day window closes regardless of whether you open this letter
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