IRS intends to collect the amount owed and you have 30 days to comply or to request a hearing.

IRS will levy your property to collect unpaid employment tax without any more pre-levy hearing.

IRS made proposed adjustments to your tax return and you have 30 days to protest if you disagree.

IRS gives you 90 days to appeal to the tax court for tax owned if you do not agree with the amount.

Your case involves unagreed straight deficiency or overassessment. If you disagree, you can appeal within 30 days.

IRS intends to levy for amount owed. If you disagree with the IRS, you can apply for a hearing within 30 days.

IRS has proposed a business tax for a specified tax year in which you failed to file. You may appeal this verdict within 30 days.

IRS proposed a personal tax owed for not filing a tax return. You may disagree and timely provide the tax return.

IRS filed a lien for taxes owed. You can appeal for a hearing within 30 days if you disagree.

Information received from third parties does match and the IRS assessed tax. Appeal within 90 days.