Publication 5427 (ZH-T) (6-2020). Tax Scam Alert (Chinese-Traditional Version)-2025

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If anyone else besides the agency listed in your letter from us calls you about your tax debt, its a scam. Just hang up. You wont hear from a private collection agency unless you have unpaid tax debts. You will not be asked to pay an individual person or a private collection agency directly.
It sounds like you might be dealing with a scam. The IRS typically communicates through the mail, not over the phone. If they claim you owe back taxes, they should provide you with a notice via US mail.
The IRS wont call, text or contact you via social media to demand immediate tax payment. We begin with a letter in the mail and explain how you can appeal or question what you owe. If youre unsure whether you owe money to the IRS, you can view your tax account information on IRS.gov. Beware of phone scams.

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If you receive a letter that appears to be from the IRS, but you suspect it might be , the best course of action is to contact the IRS directly. You can call the IRS helpline at 800-829-1040 to verify the legitimacy of the letter.
Phony Web sites often look legitimate because much of their content is directly copied from an actual page on the IRS Web site, which is then modified by the fraudsters for their own purposes. The bogus site might look like the IRS.gov home page or may appear to be one of the pages within IRS.gov Web site.
New client scams and spear phishing: In 2025, the IRS continues to see the new client scam, which involves spear phishing attempts that target tax pros. Cybercriminals impersonate new, potential clients to trick tax professionals and other businesses into responding to their emails.