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Letter 1058 — Final notice / intent to levy (and notice of your right to a hearing)
A formal collection letter that can carry levy intent and hearing rights. Often paired with serious balance pressure. Read the date and rights carefully.
What this notice is saying
Use the free strategy session if the letter is unclear, high dollar, or collection language appears.
Read the deadline
Response or collection dates on the letter matter more than internet scare stories.
Match the facts
Compare the notice to your return, books, and third-party forms before you reply.
Pick a path
Pay, installment, relief, CNC, or hearing rights — fit-checked to your cash and liability.
Keep books honest
Resolution fails when the ledger cannot defend the story. We align numbers with the plan.
What to do next
Practical steps before fear takes the wheel. Bound from irs_notice.what_to_do.
Letter 1058
Calendar any hearing deadline. Do not assume a payment plan auto-starts. Bring the letter to a strategy session so we can map CDP/hearing vs payment vs CNC correctly.
Letter 1058 in plain English
This is not junk mail. It is often the formal step before enforced collection, and it may include a right to a Collection Due Process hearing if you act in time.
Common mistakes
- Waiting until after the hearing window
- Promising a plan you cannot keep
- Ignoring business vs personal liability split
We sort liability, cash, and procedure together.
Related paths
Most IRS letters sit next to books, tax, or cash-flow stress.
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