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Most small business owners know to watch out for scams targeting their personal information. But did you know your business can be a target for tax identity theft too?

Criminals can use stolen EINs, payroll information, or fake tax filings to commit fraud, and many businesses do not realize there’s an issue until the IRS sends a notice or rejects a return.

A few simple security habits can go a long way in helping protect your business. We’re sharing common warning signs, practical prevention tips, and what to do if something feels off.

Tax identity theft: Yes, your business can be a target too | Padgett When most people hear “identity theft,” they think about stolen Social Security numbers or tax refunds. But small businesses are targets too.

You check your numbers and think, “We’re doing great.”

Sales are up.
Profit looks solid.

But somehow… your bank account says otherwise.

That can mean a cash flow issue, not a profit issue.

Your income statement might show a sale.
Your cash flow shows whether you’ve actually been paid.

And that gap? That’s where a lot of businesses start to feel stuck.

The hard part isn’t just having financial reports. It’s actually understanding what they’re telling you and what to do next.

That’s where having the right financial partner makes a difference.

We help business owners not just have the numbers, but actually understand them, so you can make decisions with more clarity and a lot less guesswork.

If your numbers haven’t quite been adding up lately, it might be time for a different kind of conversation.