If an identity thief files a fraudulent tax return against your IRS account before you file your legitimate tax return, the identity thief wins, and you fall into a dark hole along with millions of other victims of Stolen Identity Refund Fraud. Many have fallen victim to this rapidly growing crime: an identity thief, using nothing more than an individual’s name, social security number and date of birth, files a fraudulent tax return against that individual’s IRS account. Identity thieves defrauded the IRS out of $5.3 billion in 2013, and their victims were blocked from receiving their refunds. |
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‘5 Ways to Really Secure a Tax Refund from Identity Fraud’
was created by
seyakers.
Last updated
February 05 2015.
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