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During the 2026 tax season, SMS scams impersonating the IRS and tax services are on the rise, aiming to deceive individuals into revealing personal information. Both articles highlight the urgency for taxpayers to remain vigilant against these scams, especially as the April 15 filing deadline approaches.
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2026-03-03
PCMag article warns about tax-related SMS scams
2026-03-04
KnowBe4 article reports personal experience with SMS scams
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