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Tax Fact: IRS Warning

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The IRS has issued a warning that the criminal world may try to get people’s personal information by claiming that they are gathering info for the stimulus checks. This is a reminder that the IRS will NEVER call, text, or email for personal information. Please, DO NOT EVER give out your personal information! Please, pass this information on to your family and friends, especially to our elderly family and friends. We are all in this together and together we can make it.

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