LT75 tells you that the IRS already issued a levy for unpaid taxes. It is not a 30-day warning of a future physical-property seizure. Read the notice and related levy paperwork to identify the third party, property, income, or account affected.
What to do immediately
Contact the number on the notice and the person or institution that received the levy. Determine whether funds are being held, whether a continuous wage levy is operating, and whether any transfer date applies. Gather proof of payment, an installment agreement, bankruptcy, identity theft, or economic hardship if any applies.
Levy release and appeal options
A levy may be released when the legal requirements are met, including certain hardship and collection-alternative situations. A release does not erase the underlying debt. Depending on prior notices and timing, administrative appeal options may also exist. Use the exact dates and instructions in your documents rather than assuming LT75 creates a new 30-day period.
If you received LT75, call us promptly at (813) 229-7100. The practical deadline may depend on the type of levy and the holder's transfer schedule.