Even though tax fraud shows no sign of slowing down, Americans are failing to take simple precautions to best protect their personal information. A new report from the data security firm IDT911 found that tax-related fraud cases soared 154 percent from 2014 to 2015 and doesn’t seem to be tapering off. Losses from tax refund fraud will hit an estimated $21 billion by the end of 2016. The Internal Revenue Service has already released an alert for email tax scams after phishing and malware inci...
Even though tax fraud shows no sign of slowing down, Americans are failing to take simple precautions to best protect their personal information. A new report from the data security firm IDT911 found that tax-related fraud cases soared 154 percent from 2014 to 2015 and doesn’t seem to be tapering off. Losses from tax refund fraud will hit an estimated $21 billion by the end of 2016. The Internal Revenue Service has already released an alert for email tax scams after phishing and malware inci...
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