Scammers are constantly finding new ways to trick people into giving up their personal information or hard-earned money. One ...

The Internal Revenue Service's annual "Dirty Dozen" campaign aims to protect taxpayers from falling victim to common tax ...

Fake IRS scammers will try to trick you out of your refund money, personal info, and more during tax season. Here are the ...

With the tax filing deadline coming up on April 15, the IRS released its annual “Dirty Dozen” list of tax scams for 2025 to ...

"Smishing" is a scam method that uses text messages to trick people into giving away sensitive information that could lead to losing money or having their identity stolen.

According to cybersecurity company Guardio, Americans experienced a 77 percent increase in IRS-related scam messages in ...

In the latest scheme, scammers are texting people about a stimulus check in order to get them to give up their personal information, according to a new alert by the Better Business Bureau, a nonprofit ...

Before diving into the scams, let's look at how people ... Be skeptical of unsolicited contact: Remember that the IRS will never contact you via phone, email, text or social media to demand ...

Taxpayers are being tricked into sharing personal information via fraudulent messages that look official, but are not.

It’s tax season–and that means scammers are posing as the IRS. Emails, calls and text messages claim you’re eligible for an “economic impact payment” and look like they’re from the ...

According to the IRS, here are a few of the most common tax scams to look out for this tax season: Email and text messages from IRS impersonators asking for money or sharing suspicious links.

Anyone with a phone or an email address knows financial scammers are relentless — and tax season is perhaps the worst time of year for scams, as millions of Americans anxiously gather their most ...