This is your final notice before the IRS begins seizing your assets. You have 30 days to respond or the IRS can levy your bank accounts, wages, and property.
The IRS can begin seizing your assets 30 days after this notice date. This includes:
The CP503 notice is the IRS's final warning before they begin forced collection actions. This notice means:
Even at this stage, you have important rights:
Important Deadline:
You must request your CDP hearing within 30 days of this notice date.
Day 31: Levy Action Begins
IRS can seize bank accounts, wages, and property
Ongoing: Asset Seizure
Continuous garnishments and levies until debt is paid
Future: Credit Damage
Federal tax lien filing damages credit for years
Immediate: Stop Collection
Payment or agreement stops all levy actions
Protection: Keep Your Assets
Proper response protects your property and income
Resolution: End the Problem
Professional help can resolve this permanently
A CP503 notice means you're 30 days away from asset seizure. Don't lose your home, car, or life savings. Our emergency tax resolution team is standing by to protect your assets.