Heard about a tax deal that sounds too good to be true? It probably is. Don’t be taken in: Report tax scams to the #IRS: irs.gov/scams

An #IRS reminder for #TaxPros: Multi-factor authentication, or MFA, is an important and required second line of defense to protect your business and your clients' accounts. More info here: irs.gov/securitysummit

Before you donate, you can verify if an organization is legitimate with the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search (TEOS). It’s fast, it’s easy, and it’s free. To learn more, visit irs.gov/teos. youtube.com/shorts/irSRii9… #NationalPreparednessMonth

The #IRS will never contact you on social media to ask for personal or financial information. Avoid imposters by following the real IRS on social media and subscribing to e-news services for important tax matters. ow.ly/beqx50WLw7x

The #IRS warns of rising tax scams on social media exploiting credits like the Fuel Tax Credit and the Sick and Family Leave Credit. Stay informed: ow.ly/kbSS50WTrjw

#TaxSecurity reminder: #IRS doesn’t send unsolicited emails about your refund status. Watch out for these schemes and report them: irs.gov/alerts

Criminals impersonate charities to get money or private information from well-intentioned people. Take a look at these #IRS tips on how to avoid fraud before you donate or release information: ow.ly/SAfz50WVlPp #NationalPreparednessMonth

September is #InsiderThreat Awareness Month. #IRS and the Security Summit share practical tips for business owners and their employees to safeguard their businesses’ sensitive data. irs.gov/securitysummit #NITAM

‘Ghost’ tax return preparers may require cash payment up front and make you claim fake tax deductions to boost the size of your refund. #IRS reminds you not to fall for this scam: irs.gov/chooseataxpro

Beware of fake #IRS messages. The IRS doesn’t initiate contact by text or email regarding your refund. Protect your #TaxSecurity and report these scams at irs.gov/phishing

The #IRS reminds #TaxPros to stay alert to phishing schemes aimed at stealing their Electronic Filing Identification Numbers, also known as EFINs. Learn more: irs.gov/protectyourcli…

You can help your employees protect themselves and your business with information about data security. Check out the #IRS and Security Summit’s tips during #InsiderThreat Awareness Month: irs.gov/securitysummit #NITAM

A #TaxSecurity reminder: #IRS will NEVER demand payment through cryptocurrency, wire transfers, payment apps or gift cards. Beware of these scams and report them: irs.gov/scams

Take a look at the #IRS and Treasury Department new guidance on the One, Big, Beautiful Bill’s “no tax on tips” provision: ow.ly/u3N550WZzVx

Falling victim to phishing scams stinks! The #IRS urges you to learn to recognize and avoid this common threat to your #TaxSecurity: irs.gov/phishing

Understanding the ways the #IRS contacts you can help you avoid scams. When you’re not sure if it’s really the IRS reaching out, take time to read this helpful tax tip: ow.ly/cyiJ50WncSF

If you mistakenly claimed certain #IRS credits based on misleading social media advice, you should consider filing an amended tax return to remove these credits or seek the advice of a trusted #TaxPro. Learn more: ow.ly/kbSS50WTrjw

The #IRS urges you to use multi-factor authentication whenever it’s offered. This will protect your online accounts, especially tax software products that contain personal and financial data. Here’s how: irs.gov/security #TaxSecurity

The Security Summit reminds taxpayers and #TaxPros that the #IRS #IPPIN serves as a critical defense against identity thieves. To learn more or sign up, visit: irs.gov/ippin

If you get a call from #IRS demanding immediate payment via prepaid debit card, gift card or wire transfer, IT’S A SCAM. Don’t engage, learn to spot a fake: irs.gov/phishing #TaxSecurity