Watch out for scammers pretending to be the #IRS. Letters with fake programs, threatening calls with prerecorded messages or emails demanding immediate payment are all scams. Report them: irs.gov/SubmitATip

Did you know you can now access your Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) using the IRS app? The #IRS has improved the taxpayer experience by making this step easier. See the details: IRS.gov/app

#IRS launches expanded mobile app, giving taxpayers secure access to account services. Learn more: IRS.gov/app

Scammers operate bogus charities that ask for money or information by phone, email or through social media sites. Use an #IRS tool to verify an organization before donating. irs.gov/teos

#TaxPros: Being prepared goes a long way to help protect your clients and your business from identity thieves. #IRS and the Security Summit share these best practices to help you stay on guard year-round ➡️ow.ly/wRsj50ZTLkx #TaxSecurity

This #CyberMonth, take time to teach your family how to recognize scams and report them. Read more #IRS and Security Summit tips here: ow.ly/kMgP50ZTgpW #TaxSecurity

#TaxPros are frequent targets for identity thieves who may use stolen credentials to file fraudulent returns and claim fake tax refunds. This #TaxProfessionalAwarenessWeek, review #IRS tips and resources to help protect yourself and your clients: ow.ly/e8Xa50YoSJX

Don't let identity thieves intercept your refund. An #IRS Identity Protection PIN adds an extra layer of protection when you file your taxes. Learn more here: irs.gov/ippin

#IRS and the Security Summit partners urge you to make your family’s online safety a priority during #CyberMonth. Remind children and teens to keep personal info private and think before you share: ow.ly/Jtt750ZU7ZT #TaxSecurity

An Identity Protection PIN helps lock your tax account from ID thieves trying to file fraudulent tax returns using your information. To avoid future issues, the #IRS urges you to sign up: youtube.com/shorts/JFTLxfj…

The #IRS doesn’t call demanding personal info or payments, or threatening to arrest you. Learn to spot a fake: irs.gov/scams

The #IRS and the Security Summit remind you to use multi-factor authentication for online accounts, including tax software that may contain your personal and financial data. Learn more during #CyberMonth: ow.ly/37WH50ZTLnR

#IRS will NOT ask you for credit card info or your Social Security Number on social media. For your #TaxSecurity and identity protection, make sure you’re following the real IRS: irs.gov/socialmedia

Protect your online information: Make sure to use multi-factor authentication, create separate passwords for each online account and always think before you share. Get more #TaxSecurity tips from the #IRS at irs.gov/security

#IRS announces tax relief for taxpayers impacted by severe storms and flooding in the Pueblo of Zuni in New Mexico, various deadlines postponed to Feb. 4, 2027. ow.ly/85hl50ZXLGa

During #CyberSecurityAwarnessMonth, the #IRS reminds you to:
· Use strong, unique passwords for each account
· Enable two-factor authentication where possible
· Never re-use passwords or share passwords with anyone

#IRS and the Security Summit alert you to the latest scams on social media, including those promising huge refunds by falsely claiming certain tax credits. Take time during #CyberMonth to learn how to avoid them: irs.gov/scams

#TaxPros are frequent targets for identity thieves who may use stolen credentials to file fraudulent returns and claim fake tax refunds. This #TaxProfessionalAwarenessWeek, review #IRS tips and resources to help protect yourself and your clients: ow.ly/e8Xa50YoSJX

If you're unsure if an app or message is really from the #IRS, STOP. Don’t provide personal or financial information and don't click suspicious links. Learn more: IRS.gov/app

#IRS and the Security Summit share these critical steps for #TaxPros to take to make sure their data security plan is in good shape before next year’s tax season: ow.ly/wRsj50ZTLkx #TaxSecurity