LT11 Notice — What To Do When the IRS Intends to Levy Your Assets

Few letters cause more stress than an IRS LT11 Notice — the official Final Notice of Intent to Levy.

For residents in Brookfield, Waukesha, Pewaukee, and Milwaukee, this means the IRS is preparing to seize your wages, bank funds, or property unless you act fast.

At Clear Path Tax Strategies, we help Wisconsin taxpayers stop levies, protect assets, and regain peace of mind.

What Is the LT11 Notice?

The LT11 Notice tells you the IRS plans to collect your unpaid tax debt through enforced measures.
You have 30 days from the date of the notice to act before levy action begins.

The notice also gives you the right to request a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing — your chance to dispute or resolve the debt before enforcement.

What Happens If You Ignore It

If no response is filed, the IRS can:

• Levy your bank accounts and take available funds.
  
• Garnish wages directly from your paycheck.
  
• Seize assets, including vehicles or other valuable property.
  

Once levies begin, reversing them becomes much harder — especially without professional representation.

How to Stop an IRS Levy

• Request a CDP hearing immediately to pause action.
  
• Negotiate an installment agreement or Offer in Compromise.
  
• Submit financial documents proving hardship.
  
• Work with a licensed tax professional to handle communications and deadlines.
  

How Clear Path Tax Strategies Can Help

Our tax experts can:

• File immediate appeals to stop collection activity.
  
• Negotiate directly with the IRS for payment or settlement options.
  
• Represent you during hearings and manage all paperwork.
  

An LT11 is the IRS’s strongest warning — but it’s also your final opportunity to act before a levy hits.
Call Clear Path Tax Strategies right away to protect your income and property.