Taxpayers are being tricked into sharing personal information via fraudulent messages that look official, but are not.

Watch out for promises that seem too good to be true, and consult the IRS website or tax professionals when you need help.

Navigating the complexities of tax payments can be daunting, especially when it comes to ensuring sufficient funds in your bank account. The IRS imposes penalties on taxpayers who attempt to pay their ...

"Smishing" is a scam method that uses text messages to trick people into giving away sensitive information that could lead to ...

The Internal Revenue Service has cautioned taxpayers about a new phishing scam designed to steal personal information by ...

Headlines and updates on sweeping changes to operations and staffing with regards to numerous federal agencies, and now ...

IDRS users “are authorized to access only those accounts required to accomplish their official duties,” according to the IRS website ... Treasury Department’s payment system, which stores ...

According to cybersecurity company Guardio, Americans experienced a 77 percent increase in IRS-related scam messages in ...

"It's easy to create websites that look similar to the IRS website." It's also easy to impersonate an IRS official ... to receive your economic impact payment, also known as a recovery rebate ...

If you receive a text message claiming that you will receive a $1,400 check from the IRS, don’t click any links. The Better ...