How Retailers Can Protect Themselves From Tax Scams
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The IRS has seen a surge of phone scams in recent months, with scam artists threatening arrest, deportation, license revocation or other intimidation methods. Scammers might also call pretending to be the IRS and ask for the company's banking or credit card information. The IRS will never call you, so just hang up.
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