Victim of Tax Fraud or Concerned You Could Be? What Should You Do?
- 30 Mar 2023
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Victim of Tax Fraud or Concerned You Could Be? What Should You Do?
- Updated on 30 Mar 2023
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If you've believe you're a victim of tax fraud, there are steps you can take to report this and implement additional protections.
Report to the IRS
- The IRS has steps you should follow which may include completing an Identity Theft Affidavit, requesting copies of Fraudulent Tax Returns, or how you can inquire if a dependent was fraudulently claimed on someone else's tax return. These steps can be found here.
Obtain an IP PIN from the IRS
- The IRS can assign a six (6) digit PIN that is known only to you and the IRS to prevent someone else from filing a tax return using your SSN or Tax Payer Identification Number. These steps can be found here.
Report to the FTC
- Check out our client guide for more details.
Concerned your SSN has been compromised?
- Check out our client guide for more details.
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