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These scammers have duplicated the look of official IRS mail notices, which to the untrained eye would lead one to believe a notice was really from the IRS. So be extremely cautious of any notice you may have received from the IRS. If a notice is demanding immediate payment and there has not been any prior contact by the IRS over the issue, then the notice is probably from a scammer. Reports indicate the initial letters were numbered CP-2000. Don’t be a victim, have any notice you receive from the IRS, or any tax authority for that matter, reviewed by this office before taking action. Below is a sample fake IRS CP-2000 supplied by Iowa State University >>> |
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