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Beware of phishing schemes aimed at stealing your identity through fake #IRS emails, including those directing you to click on fraudulent links to obtain your tax documents or “account summary.” See: irs.gov/phishing

DYK you the fastest way to get an Identity Protection PIN is by requesting it through your #IRS Online Account? This tax tip takes you through the steps to help you sign up: ow.ly/AG2W50WoC0M

Just like sunscreen shields your skin from harmful UV rays, an Identity Protection PIN guards your info from identity thieves. The #IRS encourages you to sign up through your Online Account. Get started: ow.ly/AG2W50WoC0M

An Identity Protection PIN helps block your tax account from identity thieves trying to file fraudulent tax returns using your information. The #IRS recommends requesting one through an Online Account. Here’s how: ow.ly/AG2W50WoC0M

Strong passwords can protect online accounts and digital devices from data theft. #IRS and the Security Summit can help you get started: irs.gov/securitysummit

#TaxPros may face ongoing cyberthreats, but the #IRS Security Six protections offer best practices to help protect their offices, devices and clients. Find out more here: ow.ly/wKvq50WpXLA

Understanding the ways the #IRS contacts you can help you avoid scams. When you’re not sure if it’s really the IRS reaching out, take time to read this helpful tax tip: ow.ly/cyiJ50WncSF

#TaxPros: Watch out for phishing emails and cloud-based attacks. See #IRS and Security Summit tips at: ow.ly/wKvq50WpXLA

Beware of scammers posing as the #IRS. Here’s how to know if it’s really the IRS trying to contact you or if it’s an imposter: ow.ly/cyiJ50WncSF

#IRS and the Security Summit suggest six simple steps for #TaxPros to better protect themselves and their clients, including anti-virus software and multi-factor authentication. Learn about the Security Six protections here: ow.ly/wKvq50WpXLA

Watch this #IRS video to find out how you can protect yourself from phishing emails: youtu.be/qmBDJeCI_h4

Running a #Smallbiz? Don’t just protect your finances. Learn how to protect your business from phishing schemes and report them: irs.gov/phishing

#IRS and the Security Summit remind #TaxPros that they remain prime targets for identity thieves through phishing and other data-stealing schemes. Get to know the warning signs of a scam for your #TaxSecurity: ow.ly/wKvq50WpXLA

#TaxPros beware: Cybercriminals are using phishing scams, including posing as potential clients, to steal valuable data for tax-related identity theft. Protect your clients and yourself with these #IRS and Security Summit tips: ow.ly/wKvq50WpXLA #TaxSecurity

The #IRS Identity Theft Central gives taxpayers, #taxpros and businesses information on how to report identity theft and how to protect themselves against scams. Visit irs.gov/identitytheft #TaxSecurity

Identity thieves may try to contact you through fraudulent calls, emails, texts and social media messages pretending to be the #IRS. Learn the difference between contact from the real IRS and an imposter in this tax tip: ow.ly/cyiJ50WncSF

When fake charities collect donations, proceeds don’t go to those in need and contributors can’t deduct their donations on their tax return. #IRS reminds you to check before you give: irs.gov/teos

If a Wi-Fi network is unsecured, any device within range can access it and potentially steal your information. Instead, use an encrypted virtual private network (VPN) when connecting to public Wi-Fi. Get more #TaxSecurity tips from the #IRS at irs.gov/securitysummit

Hey online shoppers! Be sure security software on your devices is up to date with protection against malware and viruses. More #TaxSecurity tips from the #IRS at irs.gov/securitysummit

The #IRS reminds you that criminals often take advantage of people wishing to help victims in times of crisis. Stay alert and verify a charity is legitimate before you donate: irs.gov/teos