The scam's sophistication level is alarmingly high, mirroring legit HMRC communication, and targets small businesses into panic submissions for personal financial data.
Sajid Ghufoor from Azets warns that unless the email verification includes 'hmrc.gov.uk', recipients are criminals' targets, highlighting the need for vigilance.
The letter demands sensitive documents under the guise of compliance, threatening identity theft and financial loss, which makes it essential for businesses to be cautious.
Scammers have adapted by changing the email address in their communications to evade detection amidst heightened awareness, showing their continued persistence and adaptability.
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