As the end of the year approaches, many Connecticut residents are considering what their tax situation will look like when it comes time to file their federal income tax returns. As such, it may be a good time to review how the IRS contacts individuals who have tax issues.
The fact is that there are people who would take advantage of you given the chance. Fraudsters know that people tend to fear what the nation's taxing authority could do to their financial situations if they can't pay their taxes, so they take advantage of that anxiety for their own financial gain. You can avoid becoming the victim of such a con artist by better understanding how the IRS contacts and communicates with individuals.