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CP90	Unpaid tax · late collection Got a CP90 or CP91? Here's What It Means and What to Do Next

A CP90 or CP91 is usually a late-stage collection / final-demand style notice about unpaid tax. Exact wording varies — always read your letter for amounts, years, and deadlines.

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What Happens Next

A calm path — your letter controls the details.

1 Read the balance Confirm years and amount due.

2 Note the deadline Use the date printed on the letter.

3 Respond or decode Follow the notice — or use the decoder.

Deadlines & What You Can Do

1. Confirm the tax years and balance on the notice.
2. Compare to what you already paid or filed.
3. Note any hearing / appeal deadline printed on the letter.
4. Call the number on the notice if you need the IRS account record.
5. Use the IRS Notice Decoder if you also have LT11, CP504, or unfiled letters.

Useful when the balance is large, you also have unfiled years, or you received levy-intent letters too. Decoder first; soft phone/email second.

Related Notices

CP504 Intent to levy path Earlier unpaid escalation.	LT11 Final levy notice Related unpaid / CDP path.
CP14 First balance-due bill Earlier unpaid bill.	HUB All notices Full notice guide list.

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