Notice code Letter 1058
IRS Letter 1058: Stop the Levy on Your Pay and Bank Account Now
IRS Letter 1058 is the last letter before levies on your pay and bank accounts in your state, and your hearing deadline is printed on it.
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The IRS final notice of intent to levy, with your right to a hearing.
Your hearing request must go in by the last day printed on the letter.
- Pay the full balance to stop more interest.
- Apply online for a payment plan if your balance qualifies.
- Request a hearing on the form that came with the letter.
Your hearing window is short and the last day is printed on the letter, so find that date and mark it today.
The form in your letter is how you ask for a Collection Due Process hearing, and it must go in before your printed date.
If your balance is under the IRS limit, you can apply for a payment plan with the IRS online tool.
Stop the levy before your printed date passes
This is the last letter before the IRS levies your pay and bank accounts.
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Call now, before the date printed on your letter passes.
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What is the IRS saying in this letter?
This letter says the IRS intends to seize your property or rights to property. The IRS has not received payment for your overdue taxes.
It is the letter the law requires before most levies. Call us and a licensed tax pro deals with the IRS for you.
Why did you get a final notice of intent to levy?
The IRS sent earlier bills for this balance, and none of them was paid. Those bills include the first balance due notice, a reminder notice, a second reminder and the notice of intent to levy.
This letter is the last one before a levy. Call us now so a licensed tax pro can act before that happens.
Is your levy letter real?
A real letter includes hearing instructions and Form 12153. It comes by mail, and it is often sent certified.
Match the notice code on your letter against the IRS notice and letter page. Never trust a phone number that only the letter gives you.
Call us and a licensed tax pro will confirm it for you too. You can also read our guide on spotting a fake IRS letter.
When is your hearing deadline?
You have 30 days from receiving the letter to request a Collection Due Process hearing on Form 12153. The letter prints the last day, so use that printed date.
Find that date on your letter and mark it on your calendar today. You can also count your days with our tool.
What if you agree you owe the balance?
Pay in full to stop more interest and penalties. If you owe $50,000 or less, the IRS says you can apply for an installment agreement online.
On June 12, 2025, the Supreme Court ruled in Commissioner v. Zuch. Once the IRS stops pursuing the levy, the Tax Court cannot review your hearing case.
So paying in full also ends any Tax Court review of your hearing. Call us first so a licensed tax pro can weigh a payment plan against paying in full.
What if you don't agree with the letter?
Request the hearing on the form that came with the letter, and follow its instructions. It must go in before the date printed on the letter.
If you already paid, proof of payment goes to the address at the top of the letter. Our licensed tax pro can prepare the form and send your proof for you.
What happens if you ignore this letter?
The IRS can levy your wages and bank accounts up to the amount owed. It can also file a lien against you.
Property it can take includes your car, your home, state tax refunds and Social Security benefits. Read more on what happens when the IRS takes your money.
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Questions people ask
How long do I have after this letter?
You have a short window to request a Collection Due Process hearing. The letter prints the last day, so use that date.
What can the IRS levy after this letter?
It can levy wages and other income, bank accounts, and business and personal assets. That includes a car, a home, state tax refunds and Social Security benefits.
Does a payment plan stop the levy?
A pending payment plan request stops most levies while the IRS reviews it. Request the plan or send the hearing form before the printed date.
Does paying in full end my hearing case?
Yes. After the Supreme Court ruling in Commissioner v. Zuch, the Tax Court cannot review your hearing once the IRS stops pursuing the levy.
How do I know the letter is real?
Match the notice code against the IRS notice page and confirm the letter includes the hearing form. Call us and a licensed tax pro will confirm it too.
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What to do now
- Call us so a licensed tax pro can go through your letter for free today.
- Find the hearing deadline printed on the letter and mark it on your calendar.
- Compare the tax years and balance on the letter with your own records.
- Have the hearing form sent before the printed date if you want a hearing.
We answer your call around the clock, go through your levy letter for free, and get the fix started today.
Notice details checked 9/1/2026