Tax Fraud
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Source: Time's Money
While cybersecurity should be a year-round concern for small business owners, income tax filing season can bring some particular risks, according to the IRS.
Source: Congressman David Young - Founder - Congressional Task Force to Combat Identity Theft and Fraud
In increasing numbers, Americans are losing money and personal information to tax scams and fake Internal Revenue Service (IRS) communications. These thieves are striking year-round using multiple methods – postal mail, telephone, social media, text messaging, fax and email - to set up their victims.
In increasing numbers, Americans are losing money and personal information to tax scams and fake Internal Revenue Service (IRS) communications. These thieves are striking year-round using multiple methods – postal mail, telephone, social media, text messaging, fax and email - to set up their victims.
Source: The IRS
In recent years, thousands of people have lost millions of dollars and their personal information to tax scams and fake IRS communication. Scammers use the regular mail, telephone, fax or email to set up their victims. This page looks at the different scams affecting individuals, businesses, and tax professionals and what do if you if you spot a tax scam.
We hear and read stories on almost a daily basis of the scams aimed at taking the hard earned money folks across the country worked a lifetime to save.