The IRS Scam
If you get an e-mail from the IRS warning you that you have been chosen for an e-audit, and asking you to fill out some forms, keep the following facts in mind: the IRS doesn’t perform e-audits, and they don’t warn you when they are planning to audit you. Oh, so that’s probably another scam, huh?
In short, trust no one. Anyone can sound professional over the phone, and anyone can create an official-looking website.
If someone contacts you and asks for information, that’s your biggest clue that something’s wrong. Investigate thoroughly before you tell anyone anything.


