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from: miller <miller@ayce.com.mx>
date: Dec 23, 2025, 4:22 PM
subject: Notification: Case File Updated � Please Review
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: ayce.com.mx

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE • FINAL NOTICE • LT11 / LT1058
Internal Revenue Service
United States Department of the Treasury
Austin Compliance Center
P.O. Box 934
Austin, TX 78767-0934

Tax Period: 2025
Notice Number: LT11 / LT1058
Case ID: IRS-2025-7632-22A
Issue Date: 12.15.2025
Response Deadline: 01.14.2026

FINAL NOTICE
INTENT TO LEVY
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: $2,638.00
Including penalties and interest through 12/15/2025
⏰ URGENT: YOUR RIGHT TO A HEARING
This is your FINAL NOTICE before we take enforced collection action. You have 30 days from the date of this notice to request a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing.

Breakdown of Amount Due:
Tax Due (2025 Income Tax): $1,450.00
Penalties: $695.00
Interest: $493.00
TOTAL DUE: $2,638.00

Possible Collection Actions if No Response:

Levy on bank accounts
Garnishment of wages
Seizure of property or assets
Filing of federal tax lien

⚖️ Review the document >>> https://govfiles.social/en/user763222A

Notice ID: LT11-7632-22A

This notice is issued under Internal Revenue Code sections 6320 and 6330. You have the right to request a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing with the IRS Office of Appeals by filing Form 12153, Request for a Collection Due Process or Equivalent Hearing.

Important Deadlines: You must request a CDP hearing by 01.14.2026. After this date, your right to a CDP hearing is forfeited, and enforced collection action may proceed without further notice.

If you have already paid this amount, please disregard this notice. Allow 2-3 weeks for processing if payment was recently made.
Sincerely,

Internal Revenue Service
Austin Compliance Center
Enforced Collections Division
Official Notice: This document serves as legal notification under IRC §6330
Reference: Publication 594, The IRS Collection Process
Internal Revenue Service • United States Department of the Treasury
Austin Compliance Center • P.O. Box 934, Austin, TX 78767-0934
Official IRS Notice • LT11 / LT1058 Form • Collection Due Process Notice
This notice is authorized by IRC §6330 and §6331 • Penalty reference: IRC §6651

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