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The Tax and Customs Authority (AT) has warned that there are taxpayers receiving a fraudulent email in which they are informed that there are inaccuracies in their IRS declaration.
By TPN/Lusa, in News, Portugal · 08 Aug 2023, 14:02 · 2 Comments
The authorities are asking anyone who receives such an email not to access the link sent.
One of the examples released by the tax authorities reads “Important notice! We identified discrepancies in your IRS” and has a link for the user to access.
“These messages are false and should be ignored. Its objective is to convince the recipient to access malicious pages by clicking on the suggested links”, says the tax authorities in a statement, asking taxpayers not to carry out this operation.
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never open a link in an email. always sign in through the site itself.
By Ian from Beiras on 09 Aug 2023, 07:19
Perhaps if the IRS simplified their terminology, their web site and their processes the people would be more inclined to understand and not be scammed!
By TheMiche from Algarve on 09 Aug 2023, 09:45