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This landed in the mailbox today. It says “Amount due: $1,164.00” and the words “levy” and “seize” are on page one.Most people read it at the kitchen counter, heart rate up, and call the agency — or worse, put it in a drawer. Toggle Glass on.
Department of Revenue & TaxationOffice of Taxpayer Services
P.O. Box 480, Capital Station
Notice CP14
Notice date: June 8, 2026
Taxpayer ID: ···-··-4187
Tax year: 2025
Amount due
$1,164.00
Pay by
July 8, 2026
For tax year
2025
You have unpaid taxes for 2025
Our records show you owe $1,164.00. This notice explains how the amount was calculated and what to do next.
Billing summary
Tax you owed (Form 1040, line 37)$8,946.00
Payments and credits−$7,872.00
Failure-to-pay penalty$53.70
Interest charges (compounded daily)$36.30
Amount due by July 8, 2026$1,164.00
What you need to do immediately

Pay the amount due of $1,164.00 by July 8, 2026, to avoid additional penalty and interest. Pay online, by phone, or by mail using the enclosed voucher.

If you can't pay the full amount

If you can't pay the full amount by the due date, pay what you can now. You may qualify for an installment agreement or an offer in compromise. Interest and the failure-to-pay penalty continue to accrue on any unpaid balance.

If you don't pay or contact us

If we don't receive payment or hear from you, we may file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien and may eventually levy your wages, bank accounts, or other property.

If you already paid or disagree

If you paid in the last 21 days, you may disregard this notice. If you believe the amount is wrong, call the number above by July 8, 2026, with your records — you have the right to dispute this amount before any enforcement begins.

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What the tax office sees

Aggregated comprehension analytics · CP14, tax year 2025 · 1.2M notices (sample figures)
“If you don’t pay or contact us” — readers who tapped levy / lien66%
Readers who reached the “If you can’t pay” section41%
Glass readers choosing a fork before the due date78%
Modeled effect: panicked same-day calls to the contact line−31%
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