Odd scam hits as deadline nears for unclaimed 2019 tax refunds
Scammers are sending unusual tax-related letters this summer, including one that IRS warns will boldly ask for a picture of your driver's license.
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Scammers are sending unusual tax-related letters this summer, including one that IRS warns will boldly ask for a picture of your driver's license.
Victims are being sent a letter in the mail which tries to mislead them into believing they are owed an unclaimed rebate - and seeks to trick them into handing over personal information.
If you receive a cardboard envelope appearing to be from the IRS about an unclaimed tax refund, be cautious. It’s a new scam.
The scam letter, which comes in a cardboard envelope, is designed to trick people into believing that they are owed a refund, the IRS said.
The IRS is warning taxpayers about a new scam involving tax refunds.