Automated Tax Credit - Tax Debt Resolution
Glossary

CP71 Notice

The CP71 notice is an annual reminder sent by the IRS to taxpayers with an unpaid balance on their tax account. This notice provides a summary of the taxes, penalties, and interest that remain unpaid and encourages the taxpayer to take action to resolve the debt.

Key points in CP71:

  • The notice provides an updated balance, including any accrued interest and penalties since the last statement.
  • It outlines payment options, including the ability to set up an Installment Agreement or pay the balance in full.
  • Taxpayers who do not resolve the balance may face further IRS collection actions, such as liens or levies.

Receiving CP71 is a reminder that the taxpayer still owes a balance and should take steps to address the debt before additional penalties accrue.

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