"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.

Meridian Police is reminding the public that if you receive a text message claiming to be from the IRS demanding immediate ...

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

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 ...

Phone scams: Fraudsters call pretending to be IRS agents and demand immediate payment ... Your Tax Refund Now”, send phony government letters to your mailbox or use fake online applications ...

If you're contacted through these mediums, it's likely a scam. The IRS notes that if the agency does contact you, it will first mail a written letter or notice before calling or emailing.

Every tax season, the IRS releases the 'Dirty Dozen', the top 12 tax scams from the year before. Working for You, we break down that list.

In the stimulus check scam, the fraudulent link of https ... and you can confirm if the IRS letter is legitimate by looking up the type of letter you got on the official IRS website.

Last year, the IRS announced that there are people out there who didn't get their pandemic-era stimulus checks. While that's true, it left the door open for scammers to make everyone think they were ...

The IRS and Attorney General have issued warnings about tax scams targeting the elderly in Metro Detroit, where victims lose ...