I am personally seeing an increase this month of reports from local taxpayers, tax practitioners and members of the media who are receiving e-mails that appear to be from the IRS.
Remember: The IRS does not ever initiate contact using e-mail. If you get an unsolicited e-mail that appears to come from the IRS, it is definitely a fake and may be dangerous.
Read below to avoid possible damage to your computer or the threat of identity theft.
Warnings and instructions for recipients of these fake e-mails:
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1. DO NOT open any attachments or click on links in the messages. Doing so may download a Trojan Horse that can damage your computer or allow remote access to your hard drive.
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