CP14

What This Notice Means

The CP14 notice is a bill for unpaid taxes. It means the IRS believes you have an outstanding balance on your tax account that needs to be paid. If you're unsure about your tax obligations or need to verify tax relief options, professional assistance can help clarify your situation.

Why You Received This Notice

• You didn't pay all the tax you owe on your tax return
• The IRS made adjustments to your return that resulted in you owing more tax
• You have unpaid penalties or interest that have accrued on your account

What You Should Do

• Verify the amount due is correct by comparing it to your tax return
• Pay the full amount by the due date if you agree with the amount
• Set up a payment plan if you cannot pay the full amount
• Contact the IRS if you believe there's an error
• Consider professional tax relief assistance to explore all available options

Professional tax relief services can help you understand all available options and guide you through the resolution process.

Don't Ignore This Notice

• Additional penalties and interest will continue to accrue
• You may receive more serious collection notices
• The IRS may eventually place a lien on your property or levy your assets

What Happens Next

If you don't pay or make arrangements to pay, the IRS will send additional notices and may eventually take collection action. The next notice you might receive is a CP501, which is a reminder that you have a balance due. Professional tax help can guide you through the resolution process. Professional tax help can assist in negotiating with the IRS and exploring all available resolution options.

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