Stay safe during tax season with tips from the Better Business Bureau to avoid falling victim to IRS impersonation scams and identity theft.

An IP PIN is a six-digit number assigned by the Internal Revenue Service to help prevent identity theft and tax fraud. It ...

Should you receive one of these scam calls, the BBB recommends the following: Do not return the call. If you receive a voicemail from “Jessica” or anyone claiming to finalize ...

Meal delivery services give consumers a convenient way to make home-cooked meals by delivering fresh, pre-measured ...

Scammers posing as the Internal Revenue Service are targeting taxpayers in order to get their sensitive data, according to ...

As excitement builds for the Super Bowl in New Orleans, officials warn fans to be vigilant against ticket scams.

For many people, the first few months of the year involve looking online for new job opportunities. However, according to the local Better Business Bureau, the remote job opportunity you are ...

The BBB said the $1,400 payment is real but the IRS announced that the payments would be made automatically to those who didn ...

The season for filing 2024 taxes began on Jan. 27, and while some Texas residents are planning on submitting their own ...

Multiple revenue streams are crucial for any small business’s long-term success. In the current economic environment, many ...

If you get a text message claiming that you will receive a $1,400 check from the IRS, don’t click any links. The Better Business Bureau warns that it’s a scam.

To avoid tax ID theft, file as soon as you can. If you file your own, use a trusted software program with a secure internet ...