Glossary

CP504A Notice

What is a CP504A Notice and What Does It Mean for You?

A CP504A notice is a legal document from the IRS stating that you owe federal taxes, and if you don’t pay, they plan to levy (seize) your state tax refund. It is not a bill. It’s a notice indicating the IRS has taken or intends to take your state tax refund to cover past due federal taxes.

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