Jo Ellison

DON’T FALL FOR THIS! REPORT IT.

Scammers are targeting Arkansans with Forged Tax Notice Letters.
These scammers are sending tax notice letters that look like official government tax notices.
These letters claim consumers owe back taxes or could face tax liens, wage garnishments, or other penalties.
The scammers pressure consumers to pay large upfront fees for supposed tax-relief services and may falsely claim to work with or contact the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

What Arkansans Should Know:

- These scam letters are designed to create fear and urgency.
- Some direct consumers to call private companies that pretend to help resolve tax problems.
- These companies may urge consumers to stay on the line while they pretend to “contact the IRS” in an effort to obtain personal or financial information.
- Don’t call the number listed on the letter, Do not share personal, banking, or financial information.
- Verify your tax status directly with the IRS
- Report the scammers