Does it seem to good to be true?

As tax season begins we all need to vigilant in watching out for fraudulent tax schemes and identity theft.  If you see something that looks to good to be true, then look out.  A quick consultation with an enrolled agent can help you avoid making a costly mistake.  The IRS has a site with helpful information for tax payers to learn about common scams:  IRS.gov/scams. Several recent identity theft problems have come from phishing attempts.  Phishing attempts involves emails that try to get you to provide personal information or download malicious software.  If you think am email is a tax-related phishing attempt forward the email to phishing@irs.gov.

Published by Matt Wright

I am an Enrolled Agent authorized to represent taxpayers in any matter before the IRS. I have an MBA and Master of Arts in Technical Communication from Texas Tech University. Have you been contacted by the IRS about on audit or collections? Do you need help preparing your taxes? Call me at 972-521-7800 for a free consultation.

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