As soon as you notice a problem with your taxes, hire a tax professional immediately. Don’t wait for the problem to exacerbate.

Getting a letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be a traumatic experience—especially if you are guilty of not paying the right amount of taxes. But you have to open that letter in order to know what the IRS wants from you. And if it is a notice of audit or related to that, get in touch with our local Dothan tax office to figure out the problem. If the letter has the header LT11 or LT1058 then this means you have received a “Final Notice of Intent of Levy.”

But fret not—you have 30 days to make an appeal to the IRS. The counting starts on the day you have received the final notice. This may be the best time to find a tax expert to help you craft your appeal. Make sure to file your appeal on time lest the actual levy will be issued and then your properties or bank account may slip from your fingers.

The actual appeal may go on for about a year but the important thing is that you file the appeal immediately and that you do so with assistance from an expert.

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