What this code means
The IRS says CP90 concerns an intent to levy certain assets for unpaid taxes and informs you of a right to a Collection Due Process hearing.
Find the notice date, tax period, amount, and the date shown for requesting a hearing.
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What this code means
The IRS says CP90 concerns an intent to levy certain assets for unpaid taxes and informs you of a right to a Collection Due Process hearing.
Find the notice date, tax period, amount, and the date shown for requesting a hearing.
General next-step checklist
Keep the original notice and every attachment together.
Review the official hearing instructions and the IRS contact information printed on the notice.
If you already paid or disagree with the amount, gather records before contacting the IRS.
What this result cannot tell you
Tax Letter Scan cannot decide whether a levy will occur or whether your hearing request would succeed.
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