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As tax season approaches, individuals are advised to be cautious of scams targeting personal information and financial stability. The IRS warns of various scams, including phishing and smishing tactics, urging taxpayers to stay vigilant and avoid fraudulent schemes.
Tax season is here, which means scammers will be using deceptive methods to get your money. Familiarize yourself with these preventative measures to avoid being scammed. Remember: The @IRSnews will never call and ask for a gift card payment, crypto-currency, or wire transfer. https://t.co/uv57QxWhN3
Beware of People Who Want to Get You a Tax Refund. Scams Abound During Filing Season. https://t.co/6ag6RGEPy5
While IRS scams happen throughout the year, they're especially prevalent leading up to Tax Day. The IRS released its dirty dozen list of scams taxpayers should be wary of. Most involve phishing and smishing — a scam text that entices recipients to click. https://t.co/WeEgzHCaHJ