From deepfake IRS calls to phishing emails, here's how to stay one step ahead of AI-powered scammers.

This scam doesn’t knock on your door. It calls you by name.

The 2026 tax filing season—for 2025 returns—begins on Jan. 26, which means scammers are ramping up efforts to steal taxpayers' information and money.

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