<prompt> Human: 2014 was a big year for me tax-wise. I bought a house, I was in college, I had a job in the beginning and got hired on as a contractor in my field. I was let go abruptly, and when tax time came around I found I owed a cool 2400. I contacted the IRS, worked out a payment plan, and they took 120 out of my account direct for nearly 2 years. This morning I got a letter saying I have a lien against my account and owe another 860. I have the paperwork showing my payments. My bank USAA has a statement every single month from the IRS showing their withdrawal. Ive never been contacted about anything extra, and I did all of my taxes and talked to them.Does the IRS make mistakes like this even when I set up everything through them? Im going to call in an hour when they open, but I have no idea what to do other than, Please look at my account and find where I paid you money for two years.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.UPDATE: So it is from the state revenue department. However, this letter came as a notice of a lien against me for failure to pay, but its also the first Ive seen from the state, especially from this year.I called the lien department, disputed because Ive set up payment plans and paid through a service the IRS provided me where, since I also owed federal taxes, they took on the state taxes through their plan - or so I thought.I got sent through a few departments with our state surprise and they said nothing came through from the federal side, so I needed to contact IRS.I call IRS, theyve run through my past history, say my account through them is fine, but to their knowledge nothing came from them to the state. When I inquired why they offered the plan and it didnt happen, they seemed to believe it was an error on their side, and the 2400 I paid was all federal.So Ive run through my bank statements. Ive owed statefederal since that year and Ive paid. Everything seems good. I have not received anything about 2014 since 2014 aside from pay statements. Its really confusing to me.I dont like that theyre currently saying its in collections and Ill have fees and stuff for no communication prior, but I never got anything. Will update again when I have more info as to what is going on.FINAL EDIT: After the 4 12 hour runaround I have confirmed that I paid the IRS, and that my state had fudged a number somewhere along the line. I had paid the initial amount to the state in full 300, but there was an issue. They claim they sent about 4 letters over the past 3 years, and that they have my same address on file, but I never got any of them. I was never notified in future tax filings.When I brought to their attention my attentiveness to my taxes and taking care of them as I owe every year, they pretty much gave me a clear Tough Shit and told me theres nothing they could do about the lien and that itll only be lifted once I pay off the balance.So, I paid off the balance. And they told me itll be 60 days before they lift the lien. I had the person I spoke to clarify to me that there was NOTHING left against my name for any amount of time because this has been an awful and expensive experience, and Im clear. I called the IRS again and made sure there were no surprises there none, so thats good, and then I asked for documentation that this was paid, and that theres NOTHING left.My advice - If you are halfway decent in any specialized field and some guy comes and offers you a lot of money for a contract position, save as much as you can and dont listen when they say youre a valuable asset and they want to see what you can do and youre 100 safe - because I was canned the week after finishingpresenting a project and apparently I havent gotten away from the financial burden impacted in January 2015 until this afternoon. To Add - Not saying its the jobs fault that Im in this now. I was naive, had a fat ego, and didnt budget because it was the first time I was making money and I was having a great time planning my wedding and travelling with my wife. I couldnt even get a job at Wal Mart to supplement my finances in the interim between losing that job, and it took 15 months for me to find new, gainful employment. Treat yourself as number one, and treat any job as temporary at least form a personal, financial standpoint, or youll be like me and have the worst Tuesday morning ever. Thank you to everyone who took the time out of your day to talk to me and help me out. I appreciate it very much. You guys are great! Have a great and less expensive day!  <response>: Yes, there are two IRS, your Federal IRS which you paid off and your State IRS which you still owe.I had the same thing happen and got to find out all about what I owed to all the people who did none of the work that I did. 