NEW YORK (AP) — There's a lot of information (and money) on the table during tax season. That also makes it a prime time for scams.
Year-round, fraudsters may use a handful of common tactics to try to steal your identity, money or other sensitive information. As you prepare your annual tax return, due April 15, experts stress it's important to be extra vigilant.
This year, scammers might take particular advantage of uncertainty stemming from recent workforce cuts impacting...
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