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February 10, 2012 / Ed Jameson / Blog Posts
Be wary of Scammers this Tax Season. A new Intuit Tax ID Scam has been brought to our attention, and we want to ensure everyone takes the necessary steps to avoid giving away critical information to Phishers looking to steal your vital information. Quickbooks and Quicken users may be effected.
The scam uses emails to request users to update their Intuit Tax Information. By clicking the link, it will take you to a fake website where they will capture your data as you enter it.
As a precaution, anytime you’re about to click on a link inside an email, always hover over the link to see what address your being taken to. If it doesn’t look right, it probably isn’t.
Check out this blog on Forbes for more information:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2012/02/06/dont-be-fooled-by-intuit-tax-id-scam/
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Ed Jameson, CPA, Managing Partner
I’ve been in practice for over 40 years helping our small business clients procure, manage, and survive audits on more than $6 billion in federal government contract and grant funding. We’ve been featured presenters and panel moderators at Tech Connect’s National SBIR/STTR conferences since 2010, and I’ve presented at the DOD’s Mentor Protégé Summit and present regularly for several state and local organizations.
