The IRS's 2025 dirty dozen list identifies prevalent scams targeting taxpayers, aiming to raise awareness and provide guidance on avoiding fraudulent traps. Common schemes include fake charities that solicit donations under false pretenses and misleading tax advice disseminated by social media influencers. The IRS urges taxpayers to verify charities' legitimacy and exercise caution when following advice online, as erroneous guidelines can lead to costly mistakes in tax filings. The list emphasizes the IRS's commitment to protecting taxpayers from fraud and scams.
One common scam involves fake charities, where scammers pose as legitimate organizations to solicit donations, preying on the goodwill of taxpayers.
Social media influencers often promote misleading tax advice, leading taxpayers to potentially harmful mistakes with their returns if they follow that advice uncritically.
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