So you got an email from the IRS. Or did you? Here are three steps to follow to help you avoid becoming a victim of an email scam.
There's no doubt you've seen an email touting a too-good-to-be-true offer in your inbox every now and then. Random pleas from mysterious people who need your help recovering inheritances they promise to share with you probably makes you shake your head and hit delete.
But what do you do when an email says it's from the IRS and claims you're about to be audited by the Criminal Investigation Division? You follow these steps:
Tax scams never die. Before you react to any communication from — or purporting to be from — the IRS, stop and review the facts. If it seems suspicious, it's probably for a reason.
As always, feel free to pass this Tip along to friends, and reach out if you need help with your personal tax and finance situation.
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