As tax season gets underway, the Federal Trade Commission is issuing a new warning about evolving identity theft scams, urging taxpayers to stay alert.

Filing your taxes early is among the top ways the Better Business Bureau says you can avoid becoming a victim of ID theft.

Here are a few of the most common tax scams and red flags to watch out for, according to a release from the Better Business ...

The fake IRS emails and texts announcing tax refunds and credits are already on the way. It’s tax filing season, so beware of ...

As tax season unfolds in the United States, many taxpayers eagerly await their refunds. However, a specific IRS notification ...

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This information can later be used for identity theft. Scammers also use ... The emails sometimes mention USA.gov and IRSgov (without a dot between "IRS" and "gov"). These emails are not from ...

In fact, the IRS saw more than a three-fold increase in tax identity theft following the pandemic, as fraudsters targeted pandemic-related benefits. “Identity theft, in general, is very ...

The Better Business Bureau gives information on how taxpayers can spot and avoid tax scams and identity theft this tax season ...

(WWLP) – The Federal Trade Commission is educating consumers on how to protect themselves from identity theft. This can happen ... that organizations like the IRS, your bank, or your employer ...

The Better Business Bureau gives information on how taxpayers can spot and avoid tax scams and identity theft this tax season.