How to know if you've been a victim of identity theft1 min read
You may be a victim of identity theft and not have a clue that this has happened to you until you get a notice from the IRS telling you that —
* You filed more than one tax return, or someone has already filed using your information.
* You owe taxes for a year even though you didn’t file a return because you weren’t required to file.
* You were paid wages from an employer where you did not work.
If you get such a notice, the IRS wants you to respond immediately so that they can correct the problem and secure your tax account. For more information, please contact the team at Simons Bitzer at (317) 782-3070.
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