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Email Alert
Taxpayer Alert: IRS Does Not Correspond with Taxpayers via E-Mail
September 17, 2009
Some taxpayers have been receiving e-mails that look like official notices from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). THE IRS DOES NOT COMMUNICATE WITH TAXPAYERS VIA E-MAIL! These e-mails may contain viruses and should not be opened. Please delete immediately from your in-box.
The IRS will never send an e-mail regarding your taxes or request your personal information, such as social security, bank account, credit card or pin numbers, via e-mail.
Below is a sample of the fraudulent notices being e-mailed. 
Please contact us if you have any questions.
