The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is concerned because there are continuing scams on taxpayers taking place by phone, text, email, and in-person. The IRS reminds taxpayers that it normally initiates contact with a letter or written notice to a taxpayer and does not contact through phone calls, texts or emails. With a growing number of fraudsters and scammers looking for victims, it is important for individuals to be able to distinguish legitimate IRS staff from imposters. All taxpayers should understand how to protect themselves from fraudulent text messages, emails, phone contacts or...
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