Think you're protected? Not all delivery scams happen online. The Better Business Bureau shares easy tips to avoid falling for them in today's world.

As tax season begins, federal officials are warning taxpayers to keep an eye out for scams designed to steal personal information, and potentially, entire funds ...

So they pulled up the check image online and saw someone else's name where the county tax collector's should have been. "Clearly, the check had been altered, and cashed by somebody else," Paul told ...

File early. Filing as soon as you can reduces the chance that someone can steal your identity by filing your taxes before you do. Make sure you have all relevant documents before you file – this IRS ...

Scammers often pose as IRS officials and may file fraudulent tax returns before the real taxpayers file. Here's what to know ...

Alert citizens for new scams via SMS - ELAS warning for fraudulent message for alleged payment of a traffic violation - New ...

The latest in a rash of scams targeting North Carolina motorists involves fraudulent text messages supposedly sent from the state Division of Motor Vehicles.

Tax scams are often as predictable as taxes themselves; they reappear each tax season with a slightly different spin, but the ...

“If they have a problem with you or your tax return, the first thing they are going to do is they’re going to send you ...

BBB regularly receives reports about government impostors, including around tax season. Scammers impersonating the IRS during ...

Super Bowl scams target fans through data brokers who sell personal information to fraudsters. Scammers use fake alerts and ...

America’s tax season has brought a new alert for taxpayers amid a spike in scam callers. The Federal Trade Commission reports ...