Beware of the Latest Tax Refund Scam, IRS Warns

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The IRS has issued a warning about a new tax refund scam targeting taxpayers. Fraudsters are sending fake cardboard envelopes with a letter that appears to be from the IRS, claiming to be related to an unclaimed refund. The letter asks for personal information, including a clear photo of the recipient's driver's license and sensitive details like their Social Security number and bank account information. The scam aims to steal valuable personal information. The IRS advises taxpayers to be cautious of red flags, such as odd punctuation and inaccuracies in the letter, and to report any scams to the appropriate authorities.
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