CP504 Notice

What a CP504 means

The CP504 is the Final Notice of Intent to Levy. In plain English: if the balance isn't resolved within about 30 days of the date on the notice, the IRS can start taking your money and property.

Those 30 days are your window to act — a payment plan, an appeal, or a settlement can still stop collections before they start.

This is the single highest-leverage moment in a tax case. Act inside the window and you keep every option: payment plans, settlements, penalty relief, appeals. Miss it and you're playing defense.

• Your deadline decoded — exactly what the date on your notice means
• Hearing and appeal rights explained, and filed correctly if you qualify
• Levy defense if the IRS moves — and a plan so it doesn't come to that
• Resolution of the underlying debt: payment plan, offer, or penalty relief
• Direct handling of the IRS under power of attorney — you don't talk to them

We return every call within one business hour.

How it works

1. Check the date on the notice — your 30-day clock runs from that date, not from when you opened it.
2. Call free — 888.212.9966 — or upload the notice. We confirm the deadline and what's behind it.
3. We pull your IRS transcripts to verify the balance and spot errors or missing returns.
4. If it fits, we file your appeal before the window closes.
5. We resolve the debt underneath — then lock in compliance so this never repeats.