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April 24, 2026
Suspicious Refund Transactions Rise as Fraud Checks Grow

uspicious refund transactions tied to tax refund fraud are rising as banks tighten checks, causing IRS refund delays and more identity verification steps.

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April 26, 2026
AI Voice Cloning Tax Fraud Expands Across U.S.

AI voice cloning tax fraud uses scam calls, phishing emails, and deepfake voices to steal tax refunds, Social Security numbers, and financial data.

William McLee, EAGet Tax Relief Now
Federal tax relief
April 25, 2026
W-7 Phishing Attacks Target ITIN Applicants

W-7 phishing attacks are rising as scammers target ITIN applicants using phishing emails, spoofed websites, and AI-generated tactics to steal information.

William McLee, EAGet Tax Relief Now
Federal tax relief
April 24, 2026
Peer-to-Peer Payment Scams Hit Refund Season

Peer-to-peer payment scams during refund season are increasing as fraudsters use P2P apps, impersonation, and phishing scams to target taxpayers.

William McLee, EAGet Tax Relief Now
Federal tax relief
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.

William McLee, EAGet Tax Relief Now
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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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