By creating an online account, you can avoid the need to call the IRS for all sorts of questions. And you can make a variety of payments online.

This tax season Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson offers his expert suggestions on how to protect your personal information against tax-related scams.

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You can protect yourself from many tax-related scams by knowing how the IRS will or won’t communicate with you.

They'd rather pay online than put a check in the mail ... More information exists now on IRS.gov, though, she said on how to verify your identity to set up these accounts. During the pandemic ...

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While scams are always an problem, the IRS is issuing a warning about a “growing concern” during the 2025 tax season.

Scammers are constantly finding new ways to trick people into giving up their personal information or hard-earned money. One ...

First, pay with a credit card. The IRS takes credit cards on irs.gov. If you pay this way, you can avoid IRS penalties and fees. Marilee says that if you can get a zero or low interest rate ...