IRS Email received

Posted by Andy
If you get an email from the IRS, just delete it. I have never, I repeat never, received an email from the IRS and neither have any of my clients. Even after responding to an IRS notice, they will only work through mail and telephone calls. This is a huge scam and a dangerous phishing scheme to get your personal information. So be safe, and just delete the email.

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