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It’s tax season - keep your Social Security number private and beware of tax scams!
The first three months of each year are always tax season, but stay aware that there are lots of nefarious scammers out there who take advantage of this time. Aside from the obvious tip to be careful about who knows your Social Security number, this www.whnt.com article by Elizabeth Garcia gives some excellent advice on how to lessen the chance that you’ll become a victim of tax-related identity theft. Click here to read more.
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