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The IRS has come out with its "Dirty Dozen" list of tax scams. Return Preparer fraud tops the list -- a sly plug for their bid to increase their power over preparers. Other scams listed include:
Hiding Income OffshorePhishing
FIling Fals or Misleading Forms (duh!)
Nontaxable Social Security Benefits with Exaggerated Withholding Credit
Abuse of Charitable Organizations and Deductions
Frivolous Arguments
Abusive Retirement Plans
Disguised Corporate Ownership
Zero Wages
Misuse of Trusts
Fuel Tax Credit Scams
Falling for any of these scams could make your financial life miserable for years to come. Keep in mind the first rule for avoiding scam: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
More coverage:
Also: These Are the Real Scams: The Dirty Dozen Tax Policy Scams
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