Got a suspicious email or text message about your #IRS refund? Don’t click on it. Scammers impersonate the IRS so they can steal your personal information. Find more tips here to keep your info safe: irs.gov/phishing#TaxSecurity
Be on the lookout for fraudulent promotions involving the purchase and use of fake “Tribal Tax Credits.” Participating in these schemes may result in civil and criminal #IRS penalties. See: ow.ly/3aS350ZPIQy
The #IRS encourages you to sign up for an Identity Protection PIN. This six-digit number prevents identity thieves from filing a tax return using your personal information. Find out more: irs.gov/ippin
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IRS2Go is now the #IRS app and has expanded features for taxpayers. Sign in to view balances, make a payment, access tax records, view certain notices and letters, and more. See what's available: ow.ly/saZI50ZRBVc
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Did you know you can now access your Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) using the IRS app? The #IRS has improved the taxpayer experience by making this step easier. See the details: IRS.gov/app
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#IRS alert: Scammers are promoting fake tax credits they say are secured by tribal communities to investors. Learn more about this “Tribal Tax Credits” scheme and what to watch out for: ow.ly/3aS350ZPIQy
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#IRS launches expanded mobile app, giving taxpayers secure access to account services. Learn more: IRS.gov/app
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#IRS alert: Always be on the lookout for phishing scams aimed at stealing your tax refund and your identity through fake emails and text messages. Take the steps necessary to protect your valuable data and report these scams. More at: irs.gov/phishing
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Tell your loved ones: The #IRS will NOT contact you to ask you for credit or debit card numbers over the phone or by e-mail or text, and most certainly not on social media. Learn to identify these scams and report them: irs.gov/scams
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Attention #TaxPros: Beware of schemes promoting the fake “Tribal Tax Credits.” Learn the warning signs of these abusive transactions and protect your clients from fraud. ow.ly/3aS350ZPIQy#IRS
The #IRS reminds #SmallBiz owners that employee education and awareness are your strongest defense against insider threats. Empower your employees to recognize and report these risks: ow.ly/YlKq50ZB5jp#NITAM
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The #IRS reminds you that wildly inaccurate tax advice often circulates on social media and following it can have bad consequences: irs.gov/scams#FatBearWeek
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The #IRS doesn’t send unsolicited messages regarding your tax documents. Be on the lookout for phishing scams that put your sensitive tax data at risk. irs.gov/phishing
Watch out for scammers pretending to be the #IRS. Letters with fake programs, threatening calls with prerecorded messages or emails demanding immediate payment are all scams. Report them: irs.gov/SubmitATip
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#TaxSecurity alert🚨: Don’t fall victim to scammers directing you to establish or regain access to your #IRS Online Account by clicking a suspicious link from unsolicited emails or texts. See: irs.gov/scams
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A waltz isn't the mambo, no matter what that online "expert" claims. Verify the info you see on social media, whether it's dance- or tax-related. There are many ways to get good #IRS tax information, including from a trusted #TaxPro, tax software and IRS.gov
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There are tell-tale signs of identity theft. The #IRS urges #TaxPros to learn to recognize them so they can quickly act to protect their clients. See: ow.ly/lnyW50ZOnBO#TaxSecurity
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Watch out for schemes marketed by dishonest tax promoters, including those surrounding nonexistent “Tribal Tax Credits.” Scammers claim these phony credits lower your tax bill and generate huge refunds. Stay alert: ow.ly/3aS350ZPIQy
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