<prompt> Human: today i woke up to the shock of having a levy for a large amount of money placed on my savings account, for taxes owed from 2014 which i thought i had filed correctly. its my understanding that i would have gotten some kind of correspondence before a levy is placed. ive lived out of the country for the past few years, but my parents claimed that theyve never gotten anything from the IRS in my name. whats even weirder is the IRS agent listed on the levy notice is from the Florida IRS, a state which ive never even visited. Is it usual for IRS agents from other states to investigate someones taxes? Or is it possible that someone has stolen my identity and used it to file? I havent spoken with the agent yet as its the weekend, but will asap on Monday.. just wanted to see if this was weird. ive never thought id be in trouble with the IRS  <response>: Florida has no state income tax.IRS would have sent numerous notices about the balance due before enforcing collections with a bank levy.Try calling the IRS International Call Center Monday through Friday, from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Eastern Time: 267-941-1000 not toll-free.When you reach a representative, let them know you may be subject to a levy. They will ask some verification questions and research your federal tax account. 