Don’t Forget Financial and Tax Records in Emergency Preparedness Plans

This article was published by the IRS. Preparedness for a potential emergency or disaster starts at home. Whether it’s for personal or business, emergency preparedness plans are crucial and can give a head start to recovery should they be affected by an event. Here are some things taxpayers can do to help protect their financial records. [...]

Stay ‘Paw-sitively’ Alert

Always be on the lookout for phishing scams aimed at stealing your tax refund and your identity through fake emails and text messages. Scammers may try to steal your info over the phone or online by pretending to be the IRS. Don't fall for fake calls asking for personal or financial info. Just hang up and [...]

When Preparing to File Taxes, Keep an Eye Out for Scams

This article was published by the IRS. It’s a new year, and tax season is here. Tax season is a busy time for criminals, too, as they ramp up efforts to trick people into sharing sensitive personal information. Identity thieves might use this information to try filing false tax returns and stealing refunds. The IRS wants [...]

Don’t Let Grinchy Scammers Ruin Holiday Gift Card Giving

This article was published by the IRS.  Taxpayers should be aware of gift card scams year-round, but be especially cautious during this time of year when requests for gift cards are common. They may also use a compromised email account to send emails requesting gift card purchases for friends, family or co-workers. Since 2019, phishing@irs.gov has [...]

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