No, the IRS didn’t text or email you – 3 ways to protect yourself from scams

dust Posted on January 23, 2026 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

Messages claiming you’re due a tax refund are sent by scammers spoofing the IRS and other tax agencies. The FTC has some advice for making it safely through tax season.

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No, the IRS didn’t text or email you – 3 ways to protect yourself from scams

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