Your thread does not make clear what the specific issue is. Saying the IRS does not recognize your info isn't specific enough so it would help if you can clarify it. If not, then I would contact the IRS to find out. I suspect the likely cause is a problem with your SSN. What you're using on your return and what filers of your tax forms (w-2, 1099) are using don't match. Also, a rare occurrence but possibly your SSN was incorrectly put on a death certificate. The SSA will close your SSN preventing it from being used on a tax return. If it is your SSN contact the Social Security Adm to verify it. You may have to pay a trip to a SSA office and bring documentation to prove it's you. If it isn't your SSN and you can't clarify the issue, then you may need the services of a tax pro. Not filing can cause you financial issues. Any refund for 2020 will be lost if you don't file by 4/15/2024. Refunds for the following years will be lost by not timely filing. If you owe the IRS can come after you forever. Meanwhile, penalties and interest are accruing.
