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April 23, 2026
Online Tax Advice Triggers IRS Warning on Filing Errors

Online tax advice is causing filing errors, IRS warns. Misleading social media posts lead to tax return mistakes, scams, and delayed refunds.

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April 23, 2026
IRS Social Media Tax Misinformation Spreads

IRS social media tax misinformation is rising, leading to penalties, scams, and delayed tax refunds during the 2025 tax filing season.

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April 22, 2026
Notario Fraud Cases Rise as Complaints Grow

Notario fraud cases rise as IRS warns of tax return scams, identity theft risks, and growing enforcement actions tied to fraudulent preparers.

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April 22, 2026
Notario Fraud in Texas Prompts Wider Crackdown

Notario fraud in Texas triggers expanded investigations as officials target fake legal services and protect immigrant communities from costly scams.

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April 21, 2026
Regulators Target Questionable Tax Companies

Regulators warn about questionable tax companies as tax scams rise, urging taxpayers to verify tax preparers and protect personal information.

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Federal tax relief
April 21, 2026
Treasury Warns on Tax Debt Settlement Firms

Regulators warn about tax debt settlement firms using misleading tactics, urging taxpayers to review IRS tax relief options and avoid costly debt relief scams.

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