"Electronic filing is also more accurate, and your tax return will be processed quicker. Another way to avoid fraud is to enroll in the department's ID protection program."

The newest edition of the Internal Revenue Service's Dirty Dozen tax scams shows that fraudsters going at it as strong as ever.

Tax season is here and so are the scammers, looking to take advantage of someone else’s tax return. There have been some new trends and tactics hitting the scene that scammers are utilizing this filing season.

Keeper Security Cybersecurity Expert Anne Cutler joined Good Day DC with some ways to spot a tax scam before it's too late.

"Criminal scammers are on the prowl to steal Iowans’ hard-earned money, and they will use every opportunity they can get.'

Consumer Reports explains just how the scams work, plus some filing advice on whether you plan to hire a pro or do your own.

As tax season is upon us, Boston police are warning residents of common tax scams. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself:

A new warning from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has taxpayers on high alert as the agency unveils its 2025 Dirty Dozen — a list of the most common and deceptive tax scams that could put financial and personal information at risk.