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CP 515 – The IRS is telling you to file a return.  Sometimes you may not have filed because you thought you didn’t have to file.  Sometimes either you made a mistake and need to correct it or there is a bigger problem.  Contact Form

Request For Tax Return – IRS Notice CP 515

CP 515 is a notice that you will receive when you fail to file your tax return. This is the first notice that you are going to get from the IRS asking you to file your return. The IRS requires all citizens, residents etc. to file a return. Sometimes you are not liable to file and the IRS thinks you are. Filing issues must be resolved, or may may wind up paying taxes that you are not really liable for. If you have received a CP515 request for tax return notice, then the IRS believes that you have not filed your return. Even if you have a signed registered receipt for the return mailing.

Why You Received a CP 515

Many people do not file a return because they feel that they do not need to. However, if you have received the CP 515 form from the Service asking you to file the tax return, then maybe you are required to file. Given below are some of the reasons why you may have received the CP 515, request for tax return.

• The income that the Service believes to be yours is actually not your own income. For example, you have opened a bank account for a relative and you gave your own social security number by mistake, and normally you do not file a return..
• You reported the income in the wrong accounting period. This usually happens when someone makes a payment to you at the end of the year but you do not get the money until the start of the next accounting year and you report this income in that year, and that income brought you over the limit for filing.
• The IRS returned your tax return for lack of a signature and you didn’t know about it.
• The return was lost somewhere after you mailed it and before they logged it in their system.