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Watch out for IRS related scams
Income tax time is stressful enough, but two varieties of tax-related fraud can turn the process into a huge nightmare, according to Connecticut Better Business Bureau. The first involves a growing wave of threatening telephone calls, supposedly from Internal Revenue Service (IRS) representatives. Consumers across the country are reporting to BBB, law enforcement and government agencies that they were contacted by someone claiming to be with the IRS and demanding payment under the threat of arrest….Read More
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