Summary
The Internal Revenue Service typically contacts taxpayers by mail, not phone or email, when taxes are owed. It first sends a CP14 notice within about 60 days of assessment, outlining the balance and payment deadline. If unpaid, follow-up reminders such as CP501 and CP503 are sent. Interest and penalties begin accruing quickly and compound over time. Continued nonpayment can trigger serious actions, including liens, wage garnishment, or bank levies. The agency generally has up to 10 years to collect the debt. Acting early—by paying or arranging a plan—helps limit escalating costs and enforcement measures.
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