IRS Letter 1058 is one of the final letters the IRS will send before initiating collection actions. It gives the IRS legal authority to levy your wages, bank account, or Social Security if you don’t respond within 30 days.

If you live in Oklahoma and received Letter 1058, here's what it means — and how to stop it from becoming a financial disaster.

What Is IRS Letter 1058?

Letter 1058 is the IRS’s Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing.

It provides:

• A 30-day window to take action
• The opportunity to request a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing
• A final warning before the IRS can seize your assets

It’s legally equivalent to LT11, just issued by a different IRS office (usually a Revenue Officer or Field Agent).

What Happens If You Ignore It?

If you don’t respond:

• The IRS can legally levy your wages, accounts, or property
• You’ll lose your right to a CDP hearing
• Collections can begin without further notice

What to Do Within the 30-Day Window

Request a CDP Hearing (Form 12153)

This will:

• Suspend all levy actions
• Preserve your right to dispute the tax or propose a resolution

Submit a Resolution

We help Oklahoma taxpayers quickly submit:

• Installment Agreements
• Offer in Compromise
• CNC (hardship) status

Letter 1058 vs. LT11

Either letter gives the IRS the legal right to start collection if you do not respond in time.

Why Summit Tax Relief?

• Based in Oklahoma
• CPA-led firm focusing on $25,000+ tax debt cases
• We represent you directly — you never have to speak to the IRS
• Flat-fee pricing — no hourly surprises

Internal Links:

• LT11 Notice – What Oklahoma Taxpayers Need to Know
• CP504 Notice – IRS Collection Warnings Explained
• Offer in Compromise – Settle for Less with the IRS

Get Help Now

Received IRS Letter 1058? You have 30 days to stop enforcement and protect your income.

Call Summit Tax Relief at (833) 477-4911
Schedule Your Free Strategy Call

FAQ

Q: Is Letter 1058 different from LT11?
A: They’re the same in legal effect. LT11 is automated. Letter 1058 usually comes from a Revenue Officer.

Q: Can I stop a levy after the 30-day deadline?
A: You may request an Equivalent Hearing, but it doesn’t stop levy actions. However, we can often halt or reverse enforcement through payment plans or financial hardship relief. The sooner you act, the more protection you have.

📣 About the Author

Marc Boulanger, CPA is the founder of Summit Tax Relief LLC, based in Oklahoma City, OK.

With over a decade of experience helping individuals and businesses resolve serious IRS and State tax issues, Marc specializes in tax resolution strategies including Offers in Compromise, wage garnishment relief, and back tax compliance.

He is licensed as a Certified Public Accountant in both Oklahoma and California, and has a proven track record of helping clients settle complex tax debts and regain financial stability.

📍 Learn more at www.summittaxrelief.com or call (833) 477-4911.