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IRS TAX TIP TO PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY
Feb. 22, 2019
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Here’s what taxpayers should do to protect private data Taxpayers should protect their personal and financial data from criminals who continue to steal large amounts of information. Thieves use the data to file bogus tax returns and commit crimes while impersonating the victim. ...
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