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Scammers filing fraudulent tax returns on the increase
A story in the Feb. 11, 2015, Wall Street Journal, “FBI to Probe Fraudulent Tax Filings,” caught my attention – I know someone whose tax return was hijacked. The couple I know filed joint returns. When they received a notice from the IRS about a credit (potential refund), the wife called the IRS. That’s when she found out something was amiss: She was not listed on the return…Read More
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