IRS Notices
LT11 Final Notice
LT11 is the IRS final notice of intent to levy your bank account or garnish your wages. After LT11, collection action begins.
You have 30 days to respond. Failing to act means immediate bank freeze or wage garnishment.
You receive an LT11 notice because:
LT11 is not a negotiation tool. It's a final warning before the IRS seizes your assets.
Contact the IRS or work with a tax professional to pause collection action while you arrange payment or explore options.
File a written request within 30 days for a Collection Due Process hearing. This pauses collection and gives you a negotiation opportunity.
Offer to pay over time. An installment agreement stops levy action if approved and you stay current on payments.
The 30-day clock is running. Every day you delay reduces your options.
Contact the IRS or a tax professional to pause collection while you plan.
If you want to explore settlement options, request a formal hearing within 30 days.
After 30 days, collection action begins automatically. Your window closes forever.
Our tax professionals can contact the IRS today and request a hold on collections while we review your situation.
No obligation. We will review your case and contact you.
Levies & Garnishment