If you've got an IRS letter on your desk right now, you have a decision to make, and the clock matters. I'm Darrin Mish. I've spent 32 years helping people with exactly this kind of situation. Here's what you should do.
Where there’s a will—there’s a way. A Middlesex County man and woman were arrested and charge for swindling at least 70 people out of more than $150,000. They did this by posing as IRS officials and claiming those people owed money in back taxes and would be arrested if they failed to pay the tab. Click here to watch or read more information on IRS Back Taxes.
The man and women were nabbed at a CVS store to claim money that was sent to them in one of their scams. While the two people have the same last names, they are not related.
IRS attempted scams are on the rise. Many people fall prey because they naturally want to do what they think is correct.
Be on the lookout and don’t give out any personal information. The IRS would not have to ask for such specific information because they already have it. The IRS won’t call demanding money. If in doubt, notify your local law authorities.
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