If you received an IRS letter by certified mail, this is not a routine notice — and ignoring it can seriously limit your options. When the IRS sends something by certified mail, it usually means:
• Your case has reached a serious stage,
• Deadlines now matter
• The IRS may be preparing for enforcement actions – You will be LEVIED!
Certified IRS letters often include notices such as
• Final Notice of Intent to Levy
• Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing rights
• Federal tax lien filings
• Appeals and enforcement-related deadlines
In this video, I explain:
✅ Why the IRS uses certified mail
✅ Which IRS letters are sent certified (and which are not)
✅ What certified IRS mail usually means for taxpayers
✅ Why missing deadlines can cost you important rights
✅ What you should do to protect yourself
If you owe the IRS — especially larger balances — acting early gives you more options and helps prevent levies, garnishments, and liens.
Watch this video now to learn more – https://youtu.be/m3f9Il9ag8U
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