Tax season is a perennial source of stress and confusion for many individuals and businesses alike. As taxpayers, we all aim to minimize our tax liability while maximizing our financial...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 10/30/2023
Identity theft is not limited to criminals opening credit cards and collecting debts in your name - your return is also at risk. While the IRS works hard to combat fraudulent returns,...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 07/09/2022
Did your credit card expire recently, or do you have a slew of old credit cards you do not use anymore? Or perhaps you think the card you use currently may have gotten compromised...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 01/27/2022
Here are tips on how to prevent criminals from accessing your Social Security number.Once potential identity thieves see your Social Security number, there is no way to keep your Social...
Posted by Pat Raskob on 08/06/2021
Identity theft occurs when someone uses your data to impersonate you, which is often used for their financial gains. In this article, you will find some of the proven ways to prevent...
Posted by Jim McClaflin, EA, NTPI Fellow, CTRC on 06/11/2021
Tax season is in full swing, as are the phone scams that claim to be from the IRS. Scammers are using new tactics, and some will call to say they have your tax return and just need...
Many identity thieves use stolen social security numbers to file fraudulent tax returns. You won't know if you have been the victim until you are denied your tax return.If you...
Have you received an email stating that you have filed a tax return electronically or that your tax return has been accepted or rejected by the I.R.S., but you know you have not filed...
Given that virtually all retirees receive social security benefits, it is apparently not unexpected that many fraudsters will present the program in fraudulent phone calls, emails,...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 06/11/2020