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IRS Announces Changes After False Social Media Advice


The Internal Revenue Service has announced a raft of changes for the 2025 tax filing season to help combat scams and fraud, following false claims on social media.. Why It Matters. The ... Read More

IRS warns of social media ‘tax advice’ that can lead to jail time, $5,000 fine


WASHINGTON -- With millions of Americans still needing to file their 2024 tax returns, the Internal Revenue Service is warning of “advice” shared on social media that can actually land ... Read More

IRS Says Don’t Trust All Social Media Tax Advice | Kiplinger


Some people on social media say that you can use this form to get a tax refund from the IRS even if you aren't due a refund. Unfortunately, that claim is false. Read More

IRS fights misleading social media claims - Accounting Today


The IRS warns taxpayers to be wary of trusting internet advice, whether it's a fraudulent tactic promoted by scammers or a deliberately false tax-related scheme trending across popular social media ... Read More

Thousands Of False Tax Refund Claims Spurred By Social Media Misinformation, Says IRS – Forbes Advisor


Thousands of U.S. taxpayers have falsely claimed tax credits on their federal returns based on inaccurate tips in social media posts, the IRS has announced. The agency said the suspicious advice ... Read More

Shady tax schemes can prompt $5K penalty, delayed refunds, IRS says - Detroit Free Press


Amazing promises for big refunds: "Bad tax advice on social media may convince people to lie on tax forms or mislead them about credits they can claim," the IRS said. Threats of arrest or deportation. Read More

IRS warns of tax schemes spreading on social media - WWLP


CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – The IRS has issued a warning about the growing threat of bad tax advice on social media. According to the agency, these schemes take many different forms and make false ... Read More

Don’t believe what you see on social media, the IRS warns


Social media – things like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok – can be used to circulate “wildly inaccurate tax advice,” the agency said. Some claims involve urging people to misuse common tax ... Read More

IRS fights misleading social media claims - Financial Planning


The IRS is cautioning taxpayers to beware of social media claims. "Social media can connect people and information from all over the globe," said the fact sheet. "Unfortunately, sometimes people ... Read More

IRS Announces Changes After False Social Media Advice - MSN


The Internal Revenue Service has announced a raft of changes for the 2025 tax filing season to help combat scams and fraud, following false claims on social media. The misinformation meant ... Read More


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