The IRS is warning taxpayers and tax pros about a rise in phishing scams—fake emails and texts trying to steal your personal information. If you still need to file taxes before the October 15 deadline, make sure you're protected. In this post, we explain how to spot scams and safely file your return using IRS Free File.

The IRS’s new campaign—“Protect Your Clients; Protect Yourself”—is a wake-up call. Identity theft is not slowing down. But you don’t need to live in fear. By following smart, simple steps and staying informed, you can keep your firm and your clients safe.

Think of data security like locking your office door—it’s just part of being a professional.

The IRS data leak exposed 405,000 taxpayer records, including those of former President Donald Trump, raising serious concerns about taxpayer security. With public trust in the IRS shaken, many are asking: Can we still trust the agency to protect our sensitive information?

This blog explores what went wrong, how the IRS is working to restore security, and what you can do to protect your tax data from future breaches. Learn about IRS security measures, fraud prevention tips, and how to safeguard your personal information in today’s digital world.

A shocking IRS data leak has exposed the personal tax information of over 400,000 taxpayers, raising serious concerns about data security. When private tax details fall into the wrong hands, identity theft and fraud become real threats.

This breach is a reminder that no tax record is 100% safe—but there’s a smart way to protect yourself. A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) can help safeguard your financial data by securely filing your taxes, detecting fraud early, and handling IRS issues on your behalf. Unlike online tax software that stores your information in large databases vulnerable to hacks, a CPA keeps your tax records private and secure.

Want to learn how to keep your financial data safe? Read on to discover why working with a CPA is one of the best ways to protect your tax information.