Crooks are after your tax refund. Here are the latest tax scams and tricks.
(WorldNews Business)

Every tax season, scammers come up with ways to try to steal taxpayers` identities so they can grab a big tax refund in your name. They do it by using your personal information to file a return before you do. By the time you file yours, the thief has already received a chunky refund and you`re left to clean up the mess so you can file your real return and get your refund. This tax year, the extended July 15 deadline because of the coronavirus pandemic gives these fraudsters even more time to try to file in your name. Criminals are still using a classic IRS scam call, in which the caller claims they`re notifying you that you have overdue taxes. “Threatening to suspend or cancel your Social...