IRS Notice CP59SN: Why You Got It and What to Do

Did you receive an **IRS Notice CP59SN**? This notice means the IRS does not show that it has received your federal income tax return for the current filing year. But getting a CP59SN doesn't necessarily mean you've done something wrong. You could receive one even if you have a valid tax filing extension, recently filed your return, or otherwise aren't required to file yet. In this video, I explain **IRS Notice CP59SN**, why the IRS sends it, and what you should do after receiving one. We'll also go over what to check if you've already filed, what happens if you have an extension, and what to do if you actually do have an unfiled tax return. If you have *unfiled tax returns or IRS tax problems* and need professional help, schedule a free tax relief consultation with Choice Tax Relief: https://choicetaxrelief.com/free-tax-... Or call us at **866-8000-TAX**. *In this video:* What IRS Notice CP59SN means Why the IRS sent you a CP59SN What to do if you already filed your tax return What to do if you have a filing extension What to do if you haven't filed What can happen if you continue not filing What to do if you can't afford to pay the tax you owe #IRS #CP59SN #IRSNotice #UnfiledTaxReturns #TaxRelief