The Better Business Bureau warns about phishing attempts in which scammers use the promise of automatic payments for $1,400 ...

It's never fun to get this type of letter from the IRS, but there are steps you can take to resolve the situation.

In the latest scheme, scammers are texting people about a stimulus check in order to get them to give up their personal information, according to a new alert by the Better Business Bureau, a nonprofit ...

Taxpayers are being tricked into sharing personal information via fraudulent messages that look official, but are not.

The IRS may send different types of notices and letters, but the most common reasons include errors in the tax return, requests for payment, identity verification, audits, and adjustments to refunds.

It's gonna come in a letter," said Ryan Dodson ... In this case, the link was irs.gov-verify.com. The part you want to pay close attention to is gov-verify.com. ANYTIME the domain name is ...

"Smishing" is a scam method that uses text messages to trick people into giving away sensitive information that could lead to losing money or having their identity stolen.

Eligible taxpayers should receive a separate letter notifying them of the payment, the IRS said. Zoom in: The IRS said payments vary depending on several factors, but the maximum payment is $1,400 ...