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In IR-2024-283, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reminded taxpayers to be cautious about fraudsters during the holiday season.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. During this season, the IRS and Security Summit partners focus on protecting individuals from identity theft and fraud.
The holidays are a season of celebration. Millions of Americans shop online and browse on social media. However, fraudsters delight in knowing many individuals do not understand the best practices for online security. The holiday season can be an open door for swindlers who are "eager to swipe people's personal information” and use it for identity theft.
Security Summit members urge everyone to be vigilant and encourage parents to teach children and teens how to recognize and avoid online scams. Many children and teens have smartphones and spend time every day texting friends...More |
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The 401(k) is rapidly becoming the most popular qualified retirement plan. More than 90% of large companies now offer a...More |
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